I have been 100% since 1998 and held PNT status since 2001. I took early seperation from the Navy in 1992 and was put into the inactive reserves for two additional years for a total of 16 yrs. I am 100% for Bipolar-Disorder type 2 and have been in VA treatment and civilan since my discharge to present.
In 1995 I was diagnosed with type 2 diabetes and am now on insulin. I was a Mess Specialist First Class in the Navy and naturally being a cook over weight. I know my sugar levels were high then and cannot find my Navy Medical record to verify that.
According to the ADA (American Diabetes Asocciation) my job and Being on the Medicine that they were treating me for depression contributed to early onset diabetes.
Should I re-open my file to request service connection for my Diabetes???????????? ;)
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I have been 100% since 1998 and held PNT status since 2001. I took early seperation from the Navy in 1992 and was put into the inactive reserves for two additional years for a total of 16 yrs. I am 100% for Bipolar-Disorder type 2 and have been in VA treatment and civilan since my discharge to present.
In 1995 I was diagnosed with type 2 diabetes and am now on insulin. I was a Mess Specialist First Class in the Navy and naturally being a cook over weight. I know my sugar levels were high then and cannot find my Navy Medical record to verify that.
According to the ADA (American Diabetes Asocciation) my job and Being on the Medicine that they were treating me for depression contributed to early onset diabetes.
Should I re-open my file to request service connection for my Diabetes???????????? ;)
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