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Michael emerged with the diagnosis' of the active duty doctor's confirmed. He has some service connected hearing loss. We're crossing the t's and dotting in the i's. I think there are two more appointments next week.
Back at Fam Camp I had conversations with THREE fellow campers - always fun. Betty, shared good advice about traveling with medical conditions - we may think of finding a civilian PCM in the near future...they make it SO much easier to schedule appointments! ::snort:: She also told me they regularly stay at the RV Park we are trying to get into for the month of April. They'll be there in May. Randy, shared interesting info about the new Tanker group/squadron or some such classification standing up here, and Nick, Chelsea and Rosie are always fun to chat with. Nick is incredibly handy and it's been fun to see all the upgrades and changes they've made to their rig.
I bought raw peanuts...raw nuts are good, right? The bag said to roast them before eating them. Whaaaat? This sort of worked.....I guess I'm going to have to oven - roast a bunch of peanuts tomorrow.
S'mores and stars - such a perfect combination. We love sitting out and watching the stars over the fields out here....Michael is reading through Patrick McManus around the campfire. Tonight we read about removing fishing hooks from friends and "it had a lot to do with Earls....," from A Fine and Pleasant Misery. I was desperate to warm my chilled feet......
Where else can you warm your feet and cook dessert at the same time?
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Scott has service connected hearing loss as well... but he got no VA disabiity rating for that. I think because it was not within speech range?
Most of his rating comes from moderate-severe sleep apnea (I always wonder about the burning oil fields of Kuwait) plus a small amount for a wrist and something else
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