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vetswifeIndy
We received my husbands C&P results today from the VA and we are very perplexed as to the examiner's diagnosis.
The GAF was 65, she goes on to state he failed to "endorse sufficient hyperarousal symptoms to meet DSM-IV diagnostic criteria for PTSD. Yet on Criterion D of increased arousal.
Difficulty falling or staying asleep (X)
Irritability or outbursts of anger (X)
Difficulty concentrating (X)
Hypervigilance (X)
May be pre-military, military, or post military.
Does the veteran have a diagnosis of PTSD that conforms to DSM-IV criteria basone on today's evaluation?
NO
Yet he does in fact have a diagnosis of PTSD through VA mental health clinic.
We haven't received out letter from RO as of yet, it is still in the Decision Phase.
It will be very interesting to see how this goes.
Stay tuned for more Looney Tunes.
Thanks for your service,
VetswifeIndy
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