Hey All,

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I got a quick question. I got asthma while over in Afghanistan and I am getting disability on that now. My question is my wife and I think I have sleep apnea too. I was wondering do I have to do a new claim since it is secondary to asthma or would I be able to do an appeal and somehow get it backdated to my asthma diagnosis with the VA?

I know a bunch of N95's are being made available through some pharmacies and other retailers, but I was wondering if we can get any through the VA as well?

I am retiring soon and just trying to put all the pieces together. I should be getting over 50% disability and from what I'm reading, that makes me priority group 1 with the VA.

Now, if I understand that correctly, that basically means the VA takes care of all my health care with $0 copay?

…and if I am understanding that correctly, is there any point to getting Tricare Prime if I live close to VA facilities?

I feel like I've gotta be missing something and hoping someone can point me in the right direction.

Anyone have any recommendations on how to pay for a masters? I have 6 months left on the G.I bill that could be stretched into a year but am looking for ways to cover the remaining year.

With the competitiveness in the Natural Resource industry, I'm looking into Fire Ecology or GIS programs to enhance my future career development.

hey guys so as the title says, i was discharged back in 2018 with a general – under honorable conditions, but when reading the notes it says due to conviction by a criminal court…. thing is i was never convicted of anything and they processed my discharge before the actual court date, thoughts?

I believe the psychiatrist at the Air force made a grave mistake by starting with an antipsychotic, with a wrong diagnosis. I realized that lithium interferes with Mt diabetic medications so it's out of question. Depakote works but it makes me chunky. What else do they offer?