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  Hi Lawn Dart.....  I'm sorry to hear of your pain.  Dealing with chronic pain on a daily basis--especially while being a soldier-- is hard enough WITH full support of your medical caregivers.  I can't imagine not having full medical support.   So are you in the process of release now?  Has...

  Well, I suffered a fractured vertebrae while on duty, and almost 3 years later, am waiting for my release date.  Chronic pain and other issues make it so I completely breach the universality of service. If you have any questions at all, please feel free to send me a private message. Cheers

Way to go Winston!  :salute: http://gov.ns.ca/news/smr/2011-11-16-Bravery-Medals/

.......I saw this on the site......" The Government acknowledged this unfairness by removing this claw back for future veterans. However, veterans wounded before April 2006 continue to see their disability pension clawed back."   I never heard about this.  Does this mean that, being injured in...

.....And this, I believe, is what it's all about folks.  We need to get together and make this ridiculous crap stop!!  Good luck Mr. Manuge and every other injured person who is looking for our government to do the right thing.

  Please don't worry about not getting any more monies.  You get your 10% up front, and fast if you remember.....and if you do look online at your VAC account it does say your file is " closed".  However you will recieve more based on the length of your treatment and the extent of your mental...

  If there's anyone out there who's used sisip LTD, could you send me a quick PM.  I'd like to ask a couple of questions about them and monies they deduct etc... Thanks Steve

Hey, thanks :)

...I did a search, so sorry if it's been posted already, but I just got my pay statement and noticed that PLD is not taxed anymore.  Plus is it supposed to be deposited separately??   Anyone know more about this? Cheers Steve-o

...on a side note, Jack Layton of the NDP is promising to get rid of the sisip clawback in his campaing for PM...

  Awesome, thanks alot.  I had been accumulating bridge fare and Km's etc all this time thinking my own insurance company would cover it, but just found out today that since I wasn't in my own vehicle they don't cover anything.  I have 6000 kms to claim!   As for the CF98, I had my back broken...

  Thanks for the replies guys. ......I'm reg force, and was injured on duty.

Sorry to bump and old post, but since we aren't inusred, what happens if someone is seriously injured in a DND vehicle and is looking to make claims for travel expenses, incidentals, etc?   How would one go about figuring out how to make claims? Thanks Steve-O-

BUMP.........is there anything new going on with the case?

  Ahhhhh ....reality check... :nod: