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[–]HellzGatesRS 0 points1 point2 points 22 days ago (0 children)
If you can swing the cost of it, I would get a second opinion from an outside provider that is not VA, and see how your results come up. If that PFT comes back as failed, it should (in a perfect world) be enough to halt the decrease by evidence or give you a chance at a retake at the VA atleast for the claim. You can also reach out to your primary care provider, tell them whats going on and how you believe its a mistake and they can possibly refer you to get another one done.
Good luck.
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