I am confused about my claim for TDIU. Does my claim meet the criteria for TDIU? (service connected disabilities listed below)
Does the 70% major depressive disorder, my VA treatment records and about 2 years of work out of 10 years prove my inability to secure a gainful occupation? Can I use this same evidence to get social security? I have read so much about both subjects but my anxiety just goes up and I lose focus.
Does anyone have advice?
Can I reach my service officer by email? would this be considered too intrusive? I hate the phone ringing (jump out of my skin) and driving down there seems very difficult if not insurmountable. I am taking my Prozac, (prescribed by the VAMC) but I am not doing well.
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e.greeley
Hello All,
I am confused about my claim for TDIU. Does my claim meet the criteria for TDIU? (service connected disabilities listed below)
Does the 70% major depressive disorder, my VA treatment records and about 2 years of work out of 10 years prove my inability to secure a gainful occupation? Can I use this same evidence to get social security? I have read so much about both subjects but my anxiety just goes up and I lose focus.
Does anyone have advice?
Can I reach my service officer by email? would this be considered too intrusive? I hate the phone ringing (jump out of my skin) and driving down there seems very difficult if not insurmountable. I am taking my Prozac, (prescribed by the VAMC) but I am not doing well.
Thanks for your help.
Service Connected Disabilities
70% Major Depressive Disorder, 60% Psoriasis, 20% Abnormal/Arthritic Talonavicular Joint (left foot)
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