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coastie72
I have finally gotten into Myhealthvet and read some of the notes that has been made about me. Some by the Psych and others by the Vet Hotline.
There are many errors and what was said twisted. I am going to try and copy and past some of the most glaring.
Any advice or help is appreciated;
Within the last month have you had thoughts of harming or killing yourself? Yes, patient admits to having thoughts of harming him/herself. What type of thoughts have you been having? Suicidal Ideation (thoughts of killing oneself/engaging in suicide-related behavior) When did the thoughts start, how often do they occur, and have these changed over time (i.e.in intensity or frequency)? Describe: Started 10 years ago. Plan since 10 years ago. No intent. Somewhat increased intensity of SI recently. Do you have a plan for how you would harm or kill yourself? Yes, patient has a plan for harming or killing self.
No intent?, if I didn't have intent I would not be there!
Are you feeling hopeless? No
I am feeling very hopeless and getting worse. Liars
Do you have the means available? Comment: Not right now
"Means" yes I do, guts, not today! Liars
Pt reports that he notes that his mood worsens as his tinnitus worsens. The pt reports that his tinnitus bothers him "all day and night." He states that he feels this contributes significantly to his depressed mood
The tinnitus is "constant"..."it has gotten worse over the years". It is not like it changes throughout the day! Twisting words....My mood is almost constant as well!!!!!
The pt notes that he has had intermittent SI over the past 10 years. The pt states that he has had the same plan to end his life for the past 10 years. The pt states that his wife had a "mental break down" 10 years ago and her psychiatrist informed him that "he was her rock" and he states that ever since then he feels like he could never harm himself because he would be abandoning his wife.
My wife had a mental breakdown in 1989. 25 YEARS AGO, not 10 years ago. I stated that she is what gives me the strength to not kill myself, but my strength is getting weaker!!!! And I read this crap it is not helping. Liars!!!!!
MSE: APPEARANCE: well dressed in appropriate attire ATTITUDE: cooperative; pleasant MOTOR BEHAVIOR: no signs of psychomotor agitation or retardation SPEECH: regular in rate, rhythm, tone, volume, spontaneity and production ATTENTION: adequate by spelling 'world' forwards and backwards and by serial 7s ORIENTATION: x4 MOOD: "depressed" AFFECT: congruent PERCEPTUAL DISTURBENCES: denies THOUGHT PROCESS/THOUGHT D/O: logical and goal directed DELUSIONS, OBSESSIONS, COMPUJSIONS: denies MEMORY: intact per eval but not formally tested INSIGHT: good JUDGMENT: good.
DSM-5 MDD Rule Out PTSD
How do you rule out something that you will not allow me to tell you about?
. Given patient's chronic suicidality, the patient will likely benefit from individual therapy as well as group therapy that can be tailored around his work schedule if at all possible. Diagnostically, the patient certainly meets criteria for recurrent major depression, however, this writer will future meetings with pt to tease out further symptoms of PTSD, given that at this time he does not have a clear criterion A trauma. No evidence of bipolarity in mood or evidence of psychosis.
A PTSD screening test (PTSD 4Q) was positive (score=4).
??????
From Hotline Notes
Call Synopsis: Suicidal ideation without suicidal intent. Veteran struggles with suicidal thoughts more intensely lately and reports he is concerned. He does not talk to many people about how he is feeling but states he knows emotions are getting worse/ SI is worse. Depression has increased, nightmares often, agitation, and frequent moments of suicidal ideation. He is aware of how he may suicide but unwilling to disclose means. He accepts a consult for counseling supports. Responder discussed safety planning. Veteran has been able to turn to some supports (friends, family) and says he has spoken with his non-VA primary physician (this dr. prescribes his medication for depression). He states he will consider chatting or calling the crisis line again. provided veteran with SPC contact, Vet Center #, Vet 2 Vet contact. No flags in CAPRI
Suicide risk factors present: Chronic pain, chronic medical problems, and financial struggles.
I do have level 3 pain, but who don't at 64, I have a bum knee that aches constantly. I do have medical problems, but they are of no immediate concern. I NEVER SAID A WORD ABOUT FINANCIAL STRUGGLES......I earn a good living and both my wife and I have Beacon scores of 800+. Damn Liars
ATTENTION: adequate by spelling 'world' forwards and backwards and by serial 7s ORIENTATION: x4
I have not spelled anything forward or backwards and have no idea what the rest of that line means. I know I have overlooked other "errors"
Advice and or opinions please.
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Berta
Was the claim for depression secondary to the tinnitus or was this filed as a PTSD claim? I think you mentioned you had an IMO from a private doc associating the depression to the SC tinnitus....D
Mikemmlj
I did not know the hotline kept notes on us.
Stretch
I don't know how these lieing SOB's can live with their selves. I want them in prison. I will make every eforts to prosecute the ones that have lied in my claims. You are just going to have to hang
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