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	"author_name": "US Coast Guard Chief Warrant &amp; Warrant Officers Association",
	"author_url": "https://actionnetwork.org/groups/cwoauscg",
	"title": "Safeguarding Coast Guard Veterans’ Disability Ratings",
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	"description": "We’re hearing the VA may withdraw the recent rule change to 38 CFR §4.10. If that happens, it’s because veterans spoke up. That’s good news — but it’s not enough. This rule raised serious concerns that managing a service-connected condition with medication or treatment could be viewed as “improvement” when evaluating disability ratings. For Coast Guard veterans, following a doctor’s orders should never put earned benefits at risk. Even if the rule is pulled, we need Congress to ensure this approach does not return under another name. Take a minute to send a letter. Ask for oversight. Protect earned benefits. The Coast Guard may be small, but when we stand together, we are powerful.",
	"url": "https://actionnetwork.org/letters/safeguarding-coast-guard-veterans-disability-ratings"
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