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ptsd The VA says sleep disturbances secondary to PTSD is "Pyramiding".
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kent101
They say it's apart of PTSD and can't award separate compensation.
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Not a problem; in non regulation-speak, the same symptom cannot be used more than once to support a compensation evaluation. So, even if you had both PTSD and an insomnia disorder, since both of these
broncovet
Tatoo this on your arm so you remember it: So, VA "telling you" that you can not get sleep apnea secondary to PTSD is just plain false. Do a search from the BVA/CAVC and you will likely find V
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