GodzBallz

I have to have PTSD on paper as a matter of principle. I was "treated" by Fort Hood docs in 2004-2006 after Iraq deployment. I was treated like a malingerer and denied proper disability compensation as well as dx so treatment could be applied. I have my CIB as proof of combat stressors when it was required for diagnosis. I can't put it behind me and having a discharge for EPTS Bi-polar when PTSD would of been the logical assumption based on symptoms given. I didn't even know what PTSD was until I was put into psych hospital by VA. The doctor putting troops out without proper dx necessary for proper treatment is now the head of psych and promoted to Lt Col. I remember her asking me a few questions from a sheet of paper.... I answered and she left the room for over 40 minutes. I walked out and just left ...but got a call from an E-7 apologizing and referring me to the Restoration and Resilience Center. They treated me for ADHD and counseling twice a month concentrated on that only. It ain't right

I was given a diagnosis of PTSD from the psychiatrist at the VA. I later filed a claim and it was returned with a 30% rating for anxiety disorder GAF of 65. I avoided the dealing with it until I was forced to return to clinic for crisis. There I was given a chronic ptsd diagnosis and GAF of 45. I am attempting to fill out a NOD for the 100th time but not sure what I should I do. Do I disagree with it stating the diagnosis was made over 1 year before the the c&p? Do I ask for increase with newer chronic ptsd and GAF score? I appreciate any help

The C&P examiner made up a different version of MY combat stressor. I apparently showed up the next day by myself and guarded people that weren't there. I got a 30% Anxiety award. I keep seeing this over again in my psychotherapy notes. My words are taken out of context or a arranged in a negative light. I feel like I'm being messed with for shits gigs.. My Active Duty Medical records were done this way and I leave the Army with 0% all EPS. This is a big stressor for me and it is a reason mental health is no longer a medical asset for me. I have problems with this and I don't see how to fix a genuine disdain of seeking mental health treatment. It feels like 2004 when I had no idea what was up and I swallowed every diagnosis but the right one.