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  1. Best Practice Manual For Posttraumatic Stress Disorder

    Best Practice Manual for Posttraumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) Compensation and Pension Examinations http://www.avapl.org/pub/PTSD%20Manual%20final%206.pdf

    Asked by carlie,

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  3. Personal Account Of Incident

    Rule change for inservice v/s post service diagnosis of PTSD. Posttraumatic_Stress_Disorder.pdf

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  4. Ptsd - July 13 2010 Reg Changes

    http://www.vba.va.gov/VBA/ptsd.asp Q. How has VA changed the rules for PTSD? A. We changed our rules on the evidence you might need if you apply for disability compensation for PTSD. For years, we

    Asked by carlie,

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  5. Ptsd - Check This Before Posting Your Question It May Have Already Been Answered!

    http://www.google.com/search?client=safari...-8&oe=UTF-8

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  6. Axis And Gaf Info And Explanation

    I borrowed this from elsewhere, Patrick428 is the author of it in full. carlie "I will describe many common terms needed to be understood and given examples when warranted. R/O (Rule Out): Is a term found on either Axis I or II saying that there is not enough evidence to support the diagnosis at this time. Deferred: Is a way of a clinician saying, "I just met you and I am not sure if you have this or not." Usually found when the patient has first entered the mental health system or has been out of the mental health system for a long period of time. Secondary: Disorders that have manifested because of the first or primary disorder and also contribute to t…

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  7. Va Form - Ptsd Secondary To Personal Assault

    STATEMENT IN SUPPORT OF CLAIM FOR SERVICE CONNECTION FOR POST-TRAUMATIC STRESS DISORDER (PTSD) SECONDARY TO PERSONAL ASSAULT http://www.vba.va.gov/pubs/forms/VBA-21-0781a-ARE.pdf

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  8. Ptsd increase for bipolar

    I have been rated 40% since 2007: 30 ptsd, 10 shrapnel scar, 0 planter fasciitis. I received some counseling and medication at a VAMC until 2008 before stopping meds. I restarted antidepressants and sleeping med in 2011 through my family doctor. I went back to therapy in 2018 with a private therapist. She agreed with the ptsd diagnosis and also diagnosed bipolar. I stayed in therapy for 1 year and have continued on meds. In 2019 I went through marriage counseling. I am about to file a hearing loss and tinnitus claim. My question is if I should file for ptsd increase due to the bipolar? Would a letter from my family doctor saying he was treating me for ptsd sinc…

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  9. I have my primary care Mental Health person and a mental health counselor can i stop talking to counselor and deal with my mental health person?

    I have my primary care Mental Health person and a mental health counselor can i stop talking to counselor and deal with my mental health person without affecting my 100% P&T status? The meantal health person deals with my mdicines and actually talks about the same things as the counselor. So why have both?

    Asked by baxman,

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  10. Seeking Doctor to write nexus tieing service conected PTSD to my sleep apnea diagnosed in VA sleep study

    I was denied the original filing about 3 months ago. The C&P examiner said 'less likely than not' related. Do I need a IMO from a psychologist, therapist, or sleep doctor. Does anybody know of any in the Baltimore Md area?

    Asked by timbalto,

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  11. Unemployable Questions

    How’s it going, so I am 100% P and T for PTSD alone but I was never told if I was unemployable or not. Do you guys know where I can find this out or who to talk to, to find this information out? Thank you in advance, just something I’ve been curious about for a while now.

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  12. Secondary to PTSD claims question

    Good morning everyone, I just got rated at 70% for PTSD after previously being denied as not service connected. For the first claim, I was going through a company (VAclaimpros) which was a big mistake. I appealed and just simply told the examiner what I was going through as well as my family. I submitted a letter from my wife and a report from when I was Police Officer stating that I had PTSD and the list of medications. I have previously been denied claims for sleep apnea and tinnitus. They acknowledged that I did have sleep apnea from my personal medical records and the UPPP surgery I had years ago but said it was not service connected. They also acknowledged my he…

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  13. PTSD Claim

    I'm hoping someone could help me with this question. I have two different PTSD events that occurred during my service. One was combat related and the other was non-combat. Do I need to file two different claims or should I just file one and submit my evidence with nexus? Thanks

    Asked by Phil73,

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  14. Do I have to keep seeing my therapist?

    I am 65 years old and have been 100% P&T SC PTSD for 7 years. With all of this Covid stuff, I haven’t seen my therapist for several months. I’ve decided to not see him for the next few months & I wonder if I am in danger of losing my benefits if I stop going to my therapist for a while or if I stop altogether. Thoughts?

    Asked by texasvet,

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  15. CFR 3.304

    VA is still pushing records request, but my C&P ,plus CFR 3.304 paragraph F.3 shows they are not following their own rules. I'm losing hope

    Asked by Joey Ross,

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  16. JSRRC

    I've be waiting on VA since my C&P exam on a Higher Level Review since August for Records request from JSRRC. What, if any is the longest they can hold up my claim with this records request?

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