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Hoppy, I am retiring from Active Duty on 1 July 2010, I'm AGR in Indiana (Active Guard Reserve) but still active duty with 20 qualifying years and 25 total military year if you include that 5 national guard years, which don’t count and no Combat Time. The Behavioral Medicines Doctor at fort know deemed it in the Line of Duty for PTSD, Chronic Panic disorder and Agoraphobia. And we (This Forum)haven’t even addressed the neck surgery that I an having this month and the Nose surgery for deviated symptom.

This determination was made by the Behavioral Physician at fort knox and well documented in her findings that this was service connected. It wasn't something that i was going for, i retire in July 2010 and I'm happy with just that, then after the session with the Behavioral Physician, she uncovered things that I have never revealed to anyone else. But when she asked questions, i just answered them honestly and informed her of what i had gone through. The panic attacks are well documented through several visits to the doctor and emergency room. does any of this make sense.

AXIS I: Posttraumatic Stress Disorder, Chronic. LOD: Yes EPTS: None Impairment from Military Service: Severe Impairment from Industiral/Social Adaptability: Severe Panic Disorder with Agoraphobia LOD: Yes EPTS: None Impairment from Military Service: Severe Impairment from Industiral/Social Adaptability: Severe Any ideas on the ratings? Thank you!