How can I cancel this?

Yes, you can formally withdraw your pending appeals to protect your 100% Permanent and Total (P&T) rating. The critical regulation is **38 CFR 3.105(d)**, which governs the withdrawal of claims, effectively removing them from agency consideration. Since your appeals were filed almost concurrently with your award, they constitute a "claim for increase" under **38 CFR 3.114**, and proceeding could theoretically trigger a review of all your conditions, risking your P&T status—a concern supported by the precedent in *Buchanan v. Nicholson*, which affirms the VA's duty to assess the entire picture when a new claim is filed. Your safest, most definitive action is to submit a signed, written statement to the VA (preferably VA Form 21-4138, "Statement in Support of Claim") that clearly declares, "I hereby withdraw my pending appeals docketed under [list your appeal numbers or the specific conditions under appeal]." Send this via certified mail to the evidence intake center handling your claims and upload it via VA.gov for a clear audit trail; also, immediately inform your VSO so they can note your file. Do not simply fail to appear for exams, as that can delay closure. This withdrawal is generally irrevocable, so be certain. **Disclaimer: This is educational information for claims assistance and not legal, medical, or official VA advice; for personalized guidance, consult an accredited VA attorney or agent.**