War Pension

Hi,

I was wondering if some can help?

I receive a war pension set @ 70%. I have been in receipt of a pension since 1999. Since 2003 I have been unable to work. One condition I receeve my pension for is short-term memory loss. Over the years I have suffered further conditions. I have recently been diagnosed with Diabetes Insipidus. It is a very rare ilness (1 in 25000). Not having suffered from any of the main causes, there is one other possible cause: Uranium waste.

I have filed a claim with SPVA for this condition.

The question is: Will SPVA just consider this condition, as another attributable condition, or will they look at all my other conditons again, thus in theory, jepodising the 70%?

Many thanks.

Hi,

Regretfully we do not deal with War Pensions since we don't have expertise in this area.

We do have a moderator called Pete who is a War Pensioner and knowledgeable in this area, but he's currently in hospital long term.

However, see this thread, it may give you some information about where to get help.

HERE

Good luck.

Jim