started a ptsd claim a few weeks back, just saw the psychiatrist on the 3rd. said i had extreme ptsd but also pre-existing condition. because my step father use to spank me and my brother when we were small for being bad, he was only around for a year or two.waiting to get a copy of the paper work he filed but now i fear, because he mentioned it, that the majority of my problems are going to be contributed to my childhood. guess in that case any one with ptsd has pre-existing conditions. what a joke, guess i should of just lied. any one else come across this situation.
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started a ptsd claim a few weeks back, just saw the psychiatrist on the 3rd. said i had extreme ptsd but also pre-existing condition. because my step father use to spank me and my brother when we were small for being bad, he was only around for a year or two.waiting to get a copy of the paper work he filed but now i fear, because he mentioned it, that the majority of my problems are going to be contributed to my childhood. guess in that case any one with ptsd has pre-existing conditions. what a joke, guess i should of just lied. any one else come across this situation.
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It should not be a problem because of the presumption of soundness doctrine. Thus, the burden of proof is on VA to prove, with clear and unmistakable evidence, that you suffered from PTSD prior
Mark D Worthen PsyD
That probably means the psychiatrist checked off a box in his report (using the DBQ form) saying he thought you were not competent to manage your financial affairs. If VBA concludes that you are
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Great advice by Mark Worthen. I would add only this. Even if you were diagnosed in your pre entrance physical, you still can have "aggravation" in service. For example, say you had a mild iss
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