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The Veteran's low back disability, depression disorder NOS, and chronic spinal headaches have been found to meet the criteria for a TDIU.,The Veteran has service-connected disabilities that combine to at least 70 percent disabling.

The deciding factor: The Veteran's combined rating of 70% from her service-connected low back disability, depression disorder NOS, and chronic spinal headaches meets the schedular requirements for a TDIU.

Claimed conditions
Neurogenic Bladder, Lumbar Spine Disc Protrusion, Degenerative Disc Disease (DDD), and Annular Year at L5-S1 (Low Back Disability), Lower Right Extremity Lumbar Radiculopathy, Lower Left Extremity Lumbar Radiculopathy, Depression Disorder, Not Otherwise Specified (NOS), Scar Status Post Removal of Sacral Tarlov Cyst, Chronic Spinal Headaches
How they argued it
Direct service connection
Exposure basis
None
Rating assigned
70%
Decision date
June 8, 2018
Citation
1829456

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