C&P Exam results for PTS

[Dennis1989]

Hey everyone,

My claim has been processed and is now awaiting decision but fortunately its been about 90 days since I filed the claim. I am attaching scanned pages of my DBQ because I am super UN- computer savvy but they're clear and mostly direct. I was going to leave out some personal stuff, as it is written pretty poorly due to my fast talking. Please let me know what you think. Thank you in advance.

EDIT: Thanks for pushing me to get rid of private information, Pete.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Edited December 29, 2015 by Dennis1989

[Guest]

You should remove all personal information from the post like: name, address, DOB, last four and any other personal information.

[broncovet]

The first page pretty much says what you need:

1.  Diagnois of PTSD

2  IN service event and

3.  Nexus

[Dennis1989]

Oh. 

[Buck52]

Dennis1989

Good Luck  I can't see it well enough  other members will need to chime in.

Let us know what their decision was or post the Reason & Basis of there decision.  (if you want to?)

Thanks Buddy

.....................Buck

[Dennis1989]

I definitely will Buck. Have you tried clicking on it? It should give you an option to zoom in. Regardless, I will have my results here as soon as I get them!

Dennis

[Gastone]

I see a solid 30, possible 50% SC. As I recall, there was more discussion regarding how symptoms affect current employment, on the DSM IV related DBQ. You indicate some issues at work, has your PTSD caused current employment issues, reprimands or the need for your employer to make special accommodations for you?

Pages 9 & 10 #6 "Behavioral Observations," could be somewhat problematic.If you remove all of your self reported symptoms, 9#6 shows a pretty squared away individual. None of the emotional "Tells" that PTSD Forensic Drs usually pic up on.

You may want to address your sleep issues by requesting a referral from your PC Dr, to the VA Sleep Clinic. An overnight sleep study, would not only support your sleep disturbance issues but also pick up any SA (Sleep Apnea) issues, if present.

Semper Fi