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PTSD (Personal Trauma) Claim changed to GAD
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baezivy
I put in a claim twice for PTSD Personal Trauma and both times they changed it to GAD increase. So my C&P exams are schedule for GAD increase and not PTSD. I just had an exam today and the examiner stated it was for GAD and not PTSD which I was so confused. I called the VA and told them, I was scheduled for something I did not put a claim in for. Now they are researching as to why it was changed. Has this happened to anyone else? I was diagnosed with PTSD by my Therapist/Phychiatrist for over a few years now and I am having such a difficult time with compensation. Any suggestions on what to do next?
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El Train
Regardless of what they call it, you're only going to get one mental health rating. GAD vs PTSD vs MDD, etc. I know we veterans get hung up on what they classify it as, but a rating is a rating. For
broncovet
"Only God" knows why VA does some things. I dont even always know why "I" do some things, let alone some 1 million VA employees. This said, I will offer a hypothesis: (guess) While I have
baezivy
Hi shrekthetank1, Thank you for responding. I have been diagnosed by the VA for PTSD. This is why I put in a claim for it.
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