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PTSD Re-exam after two years of being 70%
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What is required or to submit to keep the 70% PTSD if and when I may get called into a PTSD Dairy C&P? (note:) I am not asking for increase!
What evidence Do they want? progress notes off myhealthyvet?
Treatment sessions for two years?
Will they take older records that I submitted for the original claim?
I think they may want to see if my PTSD has got better?
I think its still the same although therapy sessions have been every week and bi weekly now after two 1/2 years. ( in therapy constant) never missed an appointment.
The only thing I can say is that I can sleep a little better than I used to because the meds knock me out & a C-PAP Machine DX by VA AFTER I WAS DX FOR PTSD.
but I still have flash backs N/M's 3 or more times a week. & feel jumpi all the time and non-sociable in a sociable setting..but the therapist don't put that in his notes.
I always mention all this to him at my sessions.
So what do they (Examiner) want to look at besides my treatment notes? Will examiner let me speak up during the exam? usually they just read off the computer and make a decision.
I need to make sure I have the therapy notes in my favor that my PTSD is about the same? correct.? I been DX 70% PTSD & Service Connected for it about 30 months now.
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