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devildog2061
I have an upcoming C&P exam for PTSD increase next week. I'm currently rated at 50% PTSD, for a total of 80 % combined rating. I received SSD for PTSD and Back in 2008, but was initially denied PTSD because the VA did not consider the SSD award. I appealed twice and now receive the 50%. I was advised by a VSO to put in for increase because of the SSD award, so I did. While going through the process, I was denied by Voc Rehab for re-training because of the SSD award stating PTSD. My VA Pychologist did a DBQ saying I'm unemployable, as well as an out side Pychologist who trains the Voc Rehab Counselors. I submitted all this to the VA, so my question is.....
1. Should I take these statements to my C&P to make sure the examiner see's them ?
I know they suppose to review your C-File prior to you going for the exam, but that doesn't always happen.
2. Will they, or should they take the statements into consideration when rendering their decision ?
3. What should be my course of action if I receive an un-favorable decision, without having to go through
another lengthy appeal ?
My VSO said I should at least get unemplyability. Any opinions or advise would be welcomed, thanks.....
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