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Papa
On July 9th had had an examination by a Psychiarist to be evaluated for PTSD. The VA wanted to see what level I was. The first thing the Doctor noticed was my tremling hands. He asked how long or when did this start. I told him during my military service. I told him that I take medication for my shaking, but it only helps alittle. After, a few more questions, he got into my sleep pattern, told him that I do not have a pattern. I told him that I have never been to sleep prior to 1:am since I left the military. I must check all the windows and doors, and every one in the house must be asleep first. Also told him that I must wear a CPAP machine to get at least 4 hours sleep per night and have been on this machine for over 5 years. After a few more questions he told me that he would rate me as being at the moderate level for PTSD. He is a very respected Doctor and has seen over 2000 vets for PTSD. I should have ask, but what does moderate mean? This Doctor is noted for helping Veterans. One thing that may hurt my claim is that I work. Eating and having a home is a priority for me, as if I waited on the va to process a claim I would starve to death. Appreciate any advice on what all this means.
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