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fiasco2g
Had my first appointment with the vet center counselor today and he says I have PTSD. He said I would need to see the VA mental health doctors for a diagnosis for a claim. Do I need to setup an appointment for a C&P exam or do they have a regular PTSD screening? I have filed an intent to file for my other issues in January 2016 so I only have until January to get my diagnosis and submit my claim.
I will be seeing the vet center counselor for treatment so should I setup a va appointment or wait for a C&P claim exam after submitting my fully developed claim? Thanks.
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Mark D Worthen PsyD
That is an excellent point. Many, many vets do not know that they need to request Vet Center records separately from any other VA medical records. I recently wrote a long detailed page on how to
Berta
Fiasco, with the CAB on your DD 214 VA should concede the stressor but still I fully agree with Mark that stressor statements should be prepared with the advice above in mind. I have an article
Gastone
HIT the PTSD FDC E-BEN SEND BUTTON, NOW! You either DO or DON"T have PTSD, right. Some MH treatment or no MH treatment, really doesn't matter to the VA PTSD C & P Psychiatrist or Psychologist
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