the regional office in Houston was unable to verify a personal assault, that resulted in a full blown concussion and drastic changes in personality and conduct six months after. the navy then discharged the veteran for high year tenure. one month post discharge the veteran was diagnosed with ptsd, and assistance was refused by the VA becaused the injury was not combat related. why will the VA not use its own regulations and laws to assist this veteran? which states clearly that in personal assault injury cases a stressor may be confirmed using this regulation, M21-1MR..... please advise
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the regional office in Houston was unable to verify a personal assault, that resulted in a full blown concussion and drastic changes in personality and conduct six months after. the navy then discharged the veteran for high year tenure. one month post discharge the veteran was diagnosed with ptsd, and assistance was refused by the VA becaused the injury was not combat related. why will the VA not use its own regulations and laws to assist this veteran? which states clearly that in personal assault injury cases a stressor may be confirmed using this regulation, M21-1MR..... please advise
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