Professional Disclaimer

Specialty Limitations

  • I am unable to complete DBQs or Nexus letters outside my medical specialty, or previous training (NBC/CBRNE, Biochemistry)

  • My role is to provide an unbiased medical opinion, not to advocate for approval or denial.

  • If medical evidence is insufficient, I may not be able to provide a favorable Nexus and therefore recommend discussing other options with your VA Representative.

No Guarantee

  • Submitting a nexus letter does not guarantee approval of any VA claim, appeal, or rating decision. Final determinations are made solely by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs.

Required Clarification

  • The services provided do not establish a physician–patient relationship. I do not provide medical treatment, direct patient care, or ongoing medical management through this platform

  • Clients are encouraged to maintain regular care with their treating physicians and to consult a qualified attorney, VSO, or accredited claims agent for legal guidance regarding VA claims.

📌 Conditions I Can Provide A Nexus Letter For

As an Oncology specialist, I can provide medical nexus letters for veterans with:

🟣 1. Cancers & Tumors

• Lung cancer

• Breast cancer

• Prostate cancer

• Colorectal cancer

• Pancreatic cancer

• Liver cancer

• Kidney cancer

• Bladder cancer

• Cervical, ovarian, uterine cancers

• Testicular cancer

• Thyroid cancer

• Esophageal / stomach cancers

• Head & neck cancers

• Brain tumors

• Skin cancers (melanoma, BCC, SCC)

• Soft tissue sarcomas

🟣 2. Blood & Lymphatic Cancers

• Non-Hodgkin lymphoma

• Hodgkin lymphoma

• Chronic lymphocytic leukemia (CLL)

• Acute leukemias

• Multiple myeloma

• Myelodysplastic syndromes (MDS)

🟣 3. Exposure-Related Cancers or Diagnoses

I can evaluate cancers and certain diagnosis (such as Parkinson's) potentially related to:

• Agent Orange

• Burn pits

• Asbestos

• Jet fuel (JP-4, JP-8)

• Solvents (TCE, PCE, benzene)

• Industrial chemicals

• Radiation exposure

• Environmental particulate exposure

• Diesel fumes

🟣 4. Conditions Secondary to Cancer or Cancer Treatment

I also provide nexus letters for conditions caused by cancer or its treatment:

• Chemotherapy-induced peripheral neuropathy

• Radiation-induced fibrosis

• Radiation colitis / cystitis

• Chronic fatigue secondary to cancer

• Lymphedema

• Hormone-therapy-related osteoporosis

• Cognitive changes (“chemo brain”)

• Chronic anemia or blood disorders

• Thyroid dysfunction after radiation or immunotherapy

• Infertility or early menopause from cancer therapy

🟣 5. Mental Health Conditions Secondary to Cancer ((as allowed by the VA)

• Depression

• Anxiety

• Adjustment disorder

• PTSD triggered or worsened by cancer diagnosis or treatment

🚫 Conditions I Do Not Provide Nexus Letters For

To maintain medical accuracy and protect professional integrity, I do not provide nexus letters for:

• Musculoskeletal injuries

• TBI

• Hearing loss or tinnitus

• Vision problems unrelated to cancer

• Sleep apnea

• Cardiovascular disease unless treatment-related

• Chronic infections not related to cancer

• Diabetes unrelated to treatment

A Veteran Serving Veterans

"As a prior enlisted Soldier and retired LTC Radiation Oncologist, I understand the full spectrum of military service, medical complexity, and the burden veterans face proving their claims."

CM Queen Williams, M.D.

LTC (Ret) US Army

Radiation Oncologist

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