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DevilDog12
I am currently rated 30% for Migraines, and 0% for Restless Leg Syndrome. These are both SC'd from service in the Gulf. I recently had a C&P for MDD. Very nice Doctor. Asked me a lot of questions from childhood on. I was then asked to answer a 20 question questionnaire regarding how I feel. Does anyone know what this is, and what it is used for? Doctor also recommended I make an appt and be seen by VA Psych. Not sure what GAF score was, but doctor stated I was in moderate to severe range. Hope the outcome is good. What was that 20 question questionnaire, and how do you think I stand with the claim?
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DevilDog12
Claim got approved today. Depression/Anxiety 30%, Sinusitis 10%, Hypertension 0%, and along with my 30% for Migraines, I am now 60% and very happy!
Buck52
Just my opinion here but when they start asking questions about your childhood there prying to get any information out of you that is detrimental to your claim...like if you were abused as a child or
DevilDog12
Thanks for the clarification! I was diagnosed right after I left service. It was frowned upon to go to sick call, so I never went for it. But have been on meds since month after leaving service. S
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