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According to the Department of Veteran Affairs, veterans with a spinal cord injury may receive up to $2,673 in monthly disability compensation. Depending on the extent of your war injury, you may also get supplementary payments if you also lost the use of your limbs, hands or feet or have other disabilities.
In addition to the compensation from the Veterans Administration, those veterans with war-related injuries (or loss of limbs, hands, feet or other disabilities) are entitled to job counseling, adapted housing and automobile grants, money for clothing, and funds to pay for home and assistive care. It is important to be persistent as you ask questions and seek answers on what the VA will provide for you as an injured veteran.
In addition to the compensation from the Veterans Administration, those veterans with war-related injuries (or loss of limbs, hands, feet or other disabilities) are entitled to job counseling, adapted housing and automobile grants, money for clothing, and funds to pay for home and assistive care. It is important to be persistent as you ask questions and seek answers on what the VA will provide for you as an injured veteran.
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