an accurate characterization of the evidence of record , this opinion is entitled to substantial probative weight . See Nieves - Rodriguez v . Peake , 22 Vet . App . 295 , 304 ( 2008 ) . Furthermore , there are no conflicting medical opinions of record which contradict the findings of the VA examiner , and in fact her findings are fully consistent with the other medical evidence of record . While the Board sympathizes with the Veteran ' s contention that her son ' s disability was in some way caused by either stress from arguing with her superior officer or physical strain from serving on ACDUTRA while she was pregnant , the evidence of record does not support this contention . The medical records