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Shadowpr
So after 5 years of appeals, I was finally sc for depression. I was rated at 30%. My issue is that I wasn't honest with the doctors or evaluator about suicidal thoughts.
It was stupid, but I just don't trust them enough to have told them. I just found out though that having the thoughts would qualify for 70%.
I looked through my mental health notes and saw at least one time the doctor did mention that I had them.
My question is, should I appeal the decision again and start being honest or just start being honest and file for an increase in a few months?
Thank you.
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Yours is a great post, and it makes you sound sincere and human. One of the worst people to lie to is yourself, "pretending" as if everything is hunkey dorey. It sounds like you learned from your mi
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Good topic. I also believe many vets just have a general "taboo" feeling about admitting SI. I break them down into two categories as I have been thru both types... The first is the obvious, the thoug
USMC_VET
Something similiar happened to me. I went in to a MH C&P and I wasnt honest, worse than yours, not only did i not mention everything that would have supported my increase i just said i was fine, e
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