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Should I have my wife and adult children fill out lay(buddy) statements in support of claims for PTSD, knee, foot pain and/or migraines increases?
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JaeT.21
I have 4 C&P exams this Friday. All for increases. (Migraine, PTSD/depression/anxiety/chronic pain/agoraphobia, bilateral foot pain and knee pain increase [including VA issued knee brace and civilian issued AFO foot brace]).
Should I have my wife ad adult kids who both witness and suffer from my mood swings, depression, anxiety and antisocial like living on a daily basis? They can also talk about my constant leg pain and migraines.
I also want my supervisor to do one regarding my migraines that have me leaving work early, alot. But that is a touchy subject, because I don't want me asking him to affect my employment. Also I hide a lot from them, to keep my job, like just suffer with headaches and migraines at work. Or fake my way through the day, pretending to want to be around people.
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I sure would! I would also do one myself! Also do a month of headaches and document each day so they can see your pattern. As for the boss you could just leave them out. Do you have a co-wor
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To add to what @shrekthetank1 said, he was referring to a migraine diary. Note how often, the type, and the impact of each headache. Do you take meds? Do you have to lay down in a dark room? Do you be
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If you feel that this would support your claim, absolutely.
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