All veteran servicemen and who suffer from
incapacities stemming from grievous injury sustained during their tours of duty
are entitled to disability benefits from the government. This recompense from
the government is supposed to help those veterans with their medications,
hospital fees, and even their incomes, especially when their conditions
severely limit their job choices. Applying for disability claims, however, is a
tough process with no guarantee that the applicant will receive remuneration.
The U.S. Department of Veteran Affairs, or VA,
screens the applicants for veterans disability benefits, and can be rather strict
with whom it deems qualified or not. There are occasions when even the most
clearly disabled of veterans have been denied benefits. Fortunately, the VA
allows applicants to submit claims for reconsideration, but processing these
can take very long.
