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Sexual Addiction

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elliottme2

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Does anyone know if sexual addiction is rateable. Was diagnosed for it in the military. Still suffering from it. I was in inpatient clinic while in the miliatary for it. Any information would be greatly appreciated.

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I am going to request a copy of my full medical records. I have the copy that I made before I got out but it did not include a copy of the inpatient records which are keep at the inpatient counseling center. I was told by a DAV rep to wait until I get a decision about my pes planus and back injury which I was told is past the rater and in the last stage of a decision. I'm not sure how long it will before I find out an answer. Can anyone answer why if I filed for four issues they only scheduled C&P exams for 2 of them. How come VA is telling me more accurate information than my DAV rep?

When trying to get a condition that you were treated in the military for service connected there is always the problem that the military did not feel the condition was either sufficiently chronic or sufficiently disabling at the time of your discharge to rate the disability. In effect you are fighting a determination that the claim has already been denied.

With this in mind you will need to show that you have a current condition that causes disruption of social and employment functioning. If the condition was not considered chronic in the military then you will need to establish a nexus between your current condition and the in service condition.

You need to get your SMR and have a doctor review it to see if a link between the symptoms in the military can be linked to many current condition. The VA might schedule a C&P exam. However, they do not always do this.

The VA is like my drunk uncle Ed -

1. He owe's you money but will never admit to it.

2. He is such a liar you don't know when he's telling the truth.

3. If you tell him anything personal he will find away to use it against you.

4. He's not at all particuliar about who he screws.

5. While in the middle of a game he will change the rules.

6. He is a jack of all trades master of none

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How does the VA treat other addictions? You have to show some other fact besides addiction I think. You cannot get SC for alcohol addiction or drug addiction, but you can get SC for some of the results of these addictions like physical breakdown of organs. Many people who are manic overdo it in the sex area and have multiple partners and seem out of control (because they are). Being bi-polar could account for so-called sex addiction. I don't think sex addiction itself will get you SC. Being OCD or manic will get you there. You need a doctor to show that the sex addiction is a symptom of some mental disorder the VA accepts as compensable. The VA would probably slam a Personaility disorder diagnosis on sex addiction unless you have other related problems.

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Thank You for your reply. I do remember when I was in treament that the doctors labeled in my records that my sexual addiction was an obsessive compulsive disorder. I have not been seen by a doctor for this particular problem since that time but I have gone to a/a classes. Do I need to make an appointment for a Va shrink so I can get them to review my records.

How does the VA treat other addictions? You have to show some other fact besides addiction I think. You cannot get SC for alcohol addiction or drug addiction, but you can get SC for some of the results of these addictions like physical breakdown of organs. Many people who are manic overdo it in the sex area and have multiple partners and seem out of control (because they are). Being bi-polar could account for so-called sex addiction. I don't think sex addiction itself will get you SC. Being OCD or manic will get you there. You need a doctor to show that the sex addiction is a symptom of some mental disorder the VA accepts as compensable. The VA would probably slam a Personaility disorder diagnosis on sex addiction unless you have other related problems.

The VA is like my drunk uncle Ed -

1. He owe's you money but will never admit to it.

2. He is such a liar you don't know when he's telling the truth.

3. If you tell him anything personal he will find away to use it against you.

4. He's not at all particuliar about who he screws.

5. While in the middle of a game he will change the rules.

6. He is a jack of all trades master of none

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No, you need to file a claim.

Then, they'll schedule you for an exam.

"It is cold and we have no blankets.

The little children are freezing to death.

My people, some of them, have run away to the hills, and have no blankets, no food; no one knows where they are-perhaps freezing to death.

I want to have time to look for my children and see how many of them I can find.

Maybe I shall find them among the dead.

Hear me, my chiefs! I am tired; my heart is sick and sad.

From where the sun now stands, I will fight no more forever."

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i was wondering if i should schedule an appointment with a shrink just to show a more recent observation of the problem.

No, you need to file a claim.

Then, they'll schedule you for an exam.

The VA is like my drunk uncle Ed -

1. He owe's you money but will never admit to it.

2. He is such a liar you don't know when he's telling the truth.

3. If you tell him anything personal he will find away to use it against you.

4. He's not at all particuliar about who he screws.

5. While in the middle of a game he will change the rules.

6. He is a jack of all trades master of none

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File the claim! That is the only way you will get compensation. The VA shrinks will talk you to death but never advance your claim for compensation. I think from what you say you do have a good claim. The OCD is the claim and the sex addiction is a symptom. You probably have other symptoms as well.

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