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You will recieve disability payment as long as your disability continues to qualify. Individual situations are periodically re-evaluated. Obviously, something like an amputation isn't going to change. A condition such as PTSD, however, may improve over time, and might recieve less compensation when re-evaluated.

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The payment is for life once the disability is determined to be permanent. The VA has the right to ask the individual to come in for re-evaluation.

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