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Memorandum: To my unit's CO
Subject: Fitness-for-Duty Evaluation for LCpl MotoMoon
1. LCpl MotoMoon was seen at the Mental Health Clinic for a voluntary psychological evaluation on 12 Feb 08 to determine fitness for duty in the USMC
2. LCpl MotoMoon is a 22-year-old reservist who was hospitalized in 2005 for both dysphoric and anxious moods. There were symptoms of paranoia and delusional thought content, as well as passive suicidal ideation. The Symptoms had occurred for over three months and increased after the birth of her first child. She was diagnosed with Major Depressive Disorder, Single Episode with Psychotic Features. LCpl MotoMoon was prescribed psychotropic medication, but discontinued shortly thereafter. She also participated in outpatient psychotherapy for several months in 2006. Presently, she continues to experience symptoms of depression. She has decreased energy and motivation her interest in activities is low and she has guilt related to her past. She described her mood as depressed and reported several interpersonal stressors that have not improved over the past year and continue to be problematic.
3. Based on my evaluation, LCpl MotoMoon has the following diagnosis:
Axis I: Major Depressive Disorder, Single Episode, in Partial Remission
Axis II: No Diagnosis
Axis III: No specific medical concerns
Axis IV: Occupational Problems
Axis V: Current level of functioning 55
4. LCpl MotoMoon has a psychiatric disorder which is so severe the marine's ability to function effectively in the military environment is significantly impaired (Article 15-23 of the MANMED). It is not recommended that patient transition to active duty status in the USMC.