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is this in my favor? The veteran's use of opiates, cannabis, and alcohol began prior to service, thus current/recent use/abuse is not caused by an in-service related event. Given
the veteran's consistent diagnosis and treatment of PTSD, and the frequency of relapse of substance use, it is as least as likely as not that his substance use
(to include opioid use disorder) is aggravated beyond its natural progression by his PTSD symptoms.
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Folks lie abt things to get into the millitary all the time, and the millitary turns a blind eye, depending on how bad they need folks. I flunked the marijuana exam first try, second try I was sworn i
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