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billy2
I am happy that I was granted 50% for PTSD and am now at 80%. I don't want to complicate the situation but here I go.
I was refused IU because the examiner for my C&P said I could do sedentary type work. I told this person that I could sit at a desk for 10 min and then take a 20 min break. I stated that I could not sit for longer that 10 min at a time because of PTSD issues. I also said that no one except a family member would put up with that situation and I didn't have a family member that had a business and would hire me. I told the nurse I was unable to do sedentary work. I said if I could do that type of work I would still be working at my old job.
I am filing a claim for an increase for my PN in my legs for which I have medical documentation.
I am also filing for CAD/IHD again. I had a stent put in last year and the VA will probally say I'M cured now that I have a stent.
I really don't want to reopen the PTSD issue because as everyone knows its a bummer. I feel I could get 70% but I don't want to drag in family and old friends into this issue with statements and such.
I was thinking of seeing a private shrink for these issues and to make a paper trail for my case.
When I filed for IU, I thought that with my physical issues conbined with the PTSD that I had a chance but I guess I was wrong.
I don't know which way to turn right now but I have time on my side.
Bill
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