Thanks for this information. I was involved in a flood in my vehicle during a rainy day (a river flooded) after a seabag inspection. I grew up in the Caribbean and was a good swimmer before joining the Navy, but I developed an irrational fear of drowning and I never knew where it came from until I started doing therapy for some other stuff that I connected that fear back to the flood. That shit really sucks.
At 16:37, He said that with stressors and diagnoses, it speeds things up. I was the most frustrating of exceptions, whereas my crap just floated for 7 months. From January, now it is mid-September and I'm finally getting my C&P exam for mental health. That was brutal, but at least the balls moving again (I even had an LED determination for MST, and I'm currently serving. Totally expected to go faster than this... But again, it's moving finally
@@VAClaimsInsider submitted diagnosis and nexus letter that says 70% as i am currently at 30% so will be ~80%, been unemployed since May 31st. 7 jobs since 2020. Will go for TDIU once the claim is approved. then put in for SMC-L and apply for SSDI 🤞
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Thank you both for all you do for us veterans. I am a bit confused about verifying the stressor, however. I was under the impression that in 2010 the VA made it easier to service connect PTSD by determining that the veteran no longer had to prove the stressor event as long as he/she was in a declared combat area and there was no proof the that the stressor stated by the veteran did not happen. Is this true? Thank you.
What about all of this related to submarine fleet? Would us doing operations for ASDS as the spearhead for the program on the west coast count for PTSD? And would being on a submarine for extended periods of time in general count as combat related? Edit: and yes I feared for my life.
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Does VA CRSC go into play for ptsd disability rating? CRSC says anything under combat, hazardous duty, war simulation, and exposure to instruments of war all count as combat related ptsd.
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Deployed to Iraq 2009-2010 "Last Combat Brigade" we even drove to Kuwait to signify we were leaving Iraq. Got my C.A.B from that deployment. Didn't file for PTSD when I left Active Duty in 2012. Just barely filed days ago and have a C&P Exam next month. Have never been diagnosed before. However I know I suffer from PTSD. Does having my combat action badge help my claim??
Happy to hear you have filed! We have some awesome information for C&P prep, make sure you check out this video to learn more: th-cam.com/video/MLnTAMlYSFY/w-d-xo.html Medals, badges, or campaign ribbons, such as a Combat Action Badge, Combat Medical Badge, Medal of Honor, or Purple Heart, also prove you're eligible for VA benefits for combat veterans. If you've received any of these awards or badges, your DD-214 will list them in section 13.
20:10 , you just did almost my whole list !!! That I didn't consider it to be not normal ! I only don't have the cameras , but I wanted them ? But it is from being rat packed by 10 people that attacked me because I was white ( I'm acually poka-dot with red hair ) but these guys were in the same company , were not charged and I was moved to a different company in the same battalion and I was in fear of my life for the last 60 days I was in ! I had artillery simulaters and granade simulators in my room and I was allowed to carriy a night stick and 22:19 knife 24-7 ! People that were supposed to be on my side were the only ones that tried to kill me and they were not charged or diciplined in any way ( 11B20 EIB 74-78 ) !
Thanks for all this info. If I filed 2 claims as a new claim but meant to file them as nexus or secondary to an existing approved disability, and they were denied, can I change them to nexus and keep the original filing date or do I have to make an entire new claim?
Hi there! A Nexus Letter is an evidence-based document prepared by a private medical professional that helps to establish a link or connection (“Nexus”) between the veteran’s current disability and their active duty military service. They are not a claim on their own, but a supporting document that might help strengthen your claim. They are specially helpful when filing a secondary condition claim. If you have been denied, you have a few options: A BVA appeal is not the best first option. You have two additional options to appeal: Higher Level Review (HLR) and Supplemental Claim. Our coaches make recommendations for each based on the Veteran’s specific situation. We recommend that Veterans try the HLR if the right evidence was submitted the first time. We recommend the Veteran submit a Supplemental Claim if they have new and relevant evidence to support the denied claim. A Board Appeal should be the last resort because it takes much longer. You can always submit a new claim as well. Thank you for sharing this question! If you're an Elite Member, we'd advise asking your Veteran Coach so they can directly assist you. But if you're not yet part of our Elite Program, then we'd suggest scheduling a complimentary Discovery Call which you can do here: bit.ly/vaci-discovery-call
Thanks for the information. Have a question. I was an MP, traffic accident investigator & criminal investigator in the marine corps for 20 years. In all my positions I was exposed to some pretty horrible stuff, but nothing from deployment. Given that my job was as a first responder, and I went on hundreds of calls from homicide to rape, sexual assault, you name it. How am I supposed to identify a particular stressor? My therapist diagnosed me with complex ptsd, MDD and anxiety disorder. I’m not sure after listening to this if I’d be able to get service connected. Anyone have any advice?
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I my rating is 40 percent I was not in combat but we did take Small Arms fire at the base should my reading be this low I have flashbacks from a firefight I'm jumpy I'm always on guard
Thanks for everything guys....when submitting medical evidence do you need to upload everything from 2 years treatment or just the medical notes that says the severety of the condition?
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In 92' I was stationed in Korea at 19 yrs old. Anout 8 mos in, I was in a bar and 10 korean gang members came in. They told me to leave that bar. My friend was at the back so I walked out, waiting for him to cone out after me. He didnt, they came out and attacked me. They had me on the ground, held down. They kicked me about 30 times on my back, shoulders and head. Two sgrs on patrol ran over and got them off me. My back and shoulders had footprint bruises all over. I thought I was going to die on that street that night. Came home after 4 yrs and hated everyone. Walked out of my dads house 3yes later to come to fla. I didnt even tell him I just left. I have road rage so bad my wife doesnt ride with me b/c shes scared of me when driving. Do I need a lawyer to file, cant go thru all these steps alone. My anxiety goes ape shit when trying to focus. Also I have stop relationships with all my family members and friends over the past 30 yrs. I hate people in general now.
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I recently found out in my stressor for PDST that the 2 people that was with me passed away when this traumatic incident occurred. What option is now at my disposal? I have a phyciatrist and thearapist that concur that I have PTSD
Thank you for sharing this question! If you're an Elite Member, we'd advise asking your Veteran Coach so they can directly assist you. But if you're not yet part of our Elite Program, then we'd suggest scheduling a complimentary Discovery Call which you can do here: bit.ly/vaci-discovery-call Read more on this here > vaclaimsinsider.com/va-rating-for-ptsd/
I was diagnosed with PTSD by my private doctors because I was apart of a rescue mission that went bad. I live with some of the guilt because of that mission but my life was not in danger. Does this mean I cannot file for PTSD since my life was not in danger?
Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) is a mental and behavioral disorder that develops from experiencing a traumatic event. Yes, you can file a claim for PTSD. Read more here > vaclaimsinsider.com/va-ptsd-rating-criteria/
We are sorry to hear this, BVA Appeals are notorious for taking a long time. Here's what the VA has to say regarding waiting times > www.bva.va.gov/decision-wait-times.asp
As an exec aide, I was abused mentally for 5 years by my fellow assistant to an Admiral. He was abusive to others as well even outside the office. After someone outside the exec office finally complained there was an IG investigation and he was forced to retire immediately. Having been under direct fire for over 5 years every single day, how could I not get PTSD? This was definitely no bootcamp telling. This was psycho emotional abuse by a narcissist.
I served in Vietnam in 1970. During my tour I earned an Air Medal based on 27 helicopter assault missions. I’m rated 70% for PTSD Non- Combat. Is my Non-Combat designation correct.
Non-combat-related PTSD must be service-connected and may include traffic collisions, training accidents, military sexual trauma, survivor's guilt, fear of hostile military, and ongoing exposure to death and violence, to name a few. You can read more about this here > vaclaimsinsider.com/you-deserve-a-non-combat-ptsd-rating-from-the-va/
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I claimed PTSD and was approved 50% for Somatic Sympton Disorder. I cant go back now and file a claim for PTSD can I? Because I definitely think the VA screwed up with this one. I had a nexus letter from a civilian pyschologist. The VA made their decision based on what a pyschologist at the VA said (years earlier), that he didn't think I had PTSD.
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I just dont drive, i dont work, i dont go to family reunions, dont do holidays, i just stay in my house. I PLAY DARK SOULS ON XBOX. Been 10 years. My besr way of dealing is not dealinb or interacting with humans.
Wow.... So let me get this straight. Just like other Service Members in the National Guard and Reserves, I received a Sleep Study Exam while on Active-Duty Orders. I received a Diagnosis for OSA while on Active-Duty Orders. I was issued a C-PAP Machine with a year worth of supplies while I was on Active-Duty orders. Yet and still, just like other Guardsmen and Reservist I was Denied. Nevertheless, there is not one Channel here on TH-cam that can explain this. If there is ANYONE out there who can explain this, please do so. Because it seems like all these Veteran advocates don't have a clue.
Hi there, we understand your frustration. We created this guide that might be helpful for you > vaclaimsinsider.com/can-reservists-get-va-disability/#0-can-reservists-get-va-disability
I was in bien hoa on tet 68 Thousands of b/c killed then body pick up and piles them in a 10 ft high pile a few hundred yards long Gave locals 3 days to pull relatives Then dig hole pushed them in covered by diesel and burned them for weeks I can’t stop dreaming of that and wake-up screaming at wet with sweat and sheets in a ball Wife left Live on a mountain top alone with 69K blm land around me and signs on gate warning To stay out The shrink in 1968 at LA Va said I had PTSD but VA didn’t believe in it So you tried in 1984 results was had wrong MOS so denied but I fought for 3 days with weapons and watched the results so I lost trust in people
Hi there, first of all: Thank you for your service, we are sorry to hear you have been going through this. We'd love to speak with you! Schedule a discovery call with us here >> vaclaims.help We'll discuss how we may be able to help you WIN your VA disability claim, our fee, and the details of our tried and true process.
After 30 plus years following my service in Desert Shield/Storm, I am getting help from the VA concerning my anxiety and possible PTSD.
We are happy to hear you are getting the help you deserve!
Same here
Thank you for the information. I feel this video has helped me answer my internal questions. Appreciate the help.
Glad it was helpful!
this was very very informative and i have decided to put down my pride and persue this matter...ty and Thank you for your services
You are so welcome! Thank YOU for your service! Go get what you deserve!
This was very informative thanks
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks for this information. I was involved in a flood in my vehicle during a rainy day (a river flooded) after a seabag inspection. I grew up in the Caribbean and was a good swimmer before joining the Navy, but I developed an irrational fear of drowning and I never knew where it came from until I started doing therapy for some other stuff that I connected that fear back to the flood. That shit really sucks.
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Great Video!
We are happy to be of help!
At 16:37, He said that with stressors and diagnoses, it speeds things up. I was the most frustrating of exceptions, whereas my crap just floated for 7 months. From January, now it is mid-September and I'm finally getting my C&P exam for mental health.
That was brutal, but at least the balls moving again (I even had an LED determination for MST, and I'm currently serving. Totally expected to go faster than this... But again, it's moving finally
I am so sorry to hear this, glad to hear it's finally moving.
ha, @17:25, get seen....did was diagnosed in July an next appt is 18 Sep and then who knows after that 🤔
Keep us posted! If you've got nay questions we are here for you!
@@VAClaimsInsider submitted diagnosis and nexus letter that says 70% as i am currently at 30% so will be ~80%, been unemployed since May 31st. 7 jobs since 2020. Will go for TDIU once the claim is approved. then put in for SMC-L and apply for SSDI 🤞
It all boils down to the C&P examiner. It wouldn’t be so bad if we didn’t have to wait several months or years, but we do!
Thank you for tuning in!
Great video guys thanks
We are happy to be of help!
Have a Va Diagnosis for GAD would need to submit the stressor form with a claim?
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Thank you both for all you do for us veterans. I am a bit confused about verifying the stressor, however. I was under the impression that in 2010 the VA made it easier to service connect PTSD by determining that the veteran no longer had to prove the stressor event as long as he/she was in a declared combat area and there was no proof the that the stressor stated by the veteran did not happen. Is this true? Thank you.
Hi there! Here's a resource that will help > vaclaimsinsider.com/ptsd-stressor-requirements-the-definitive-guide/
Yes it's true. The C&P examiner stilll must state the event/experience could have caused your PTSD though.
@@thinkforyourself9334 I can confirm that is true. However, I had 5 years of documented therapy that supported my claim.
What about all of this related to submarine fleet? Would us doing operations for ASDS as the spearhead for the program on the west coast count for PTSD? And would being on a submarine for extended periods of time in general count as combat related? Edit: and yes I feared for my life.
Thank you for sharing this question! If you're an Elite Member, we'd advise asking your Veteran Coach so they can directly assist you. But if you're not yet part of our Elite Program, then we'd suggest scheduling a complimentary Discovery Call which you can do here: bit.ly/vaci-discovery-call
Just being on a submarine period is enough to scare most of us to death . Takes special people to be able to handle submarine duty .
Does VA CRSC go into play for ptsd disability rating? CRSC says anything under combat, hazardous duty, war simulation, and exposure to instruments of war all count as combat related ptsd.
This information might be of help! > vaclaimsinsider.com/what-is-combat-related-special-compensation/
Let’s discuss further! I would like to invite you to schedule a discovery call with one of our Team Members to discuss our program. You can schedule a call by clicking this link>> bit.ly/3AsaYF3
Deployed to Iraq 2009-2010 "Last Combat Brigade" we even drove to Kuwait to signify we were leaving Iraq. Got my C.A.B from that deployment. Didn't file for PTSD when I left Active Duty in 2012. Just barely filed days ago and have a C&P Exam next month. Have never been diagnosed before. However I know I suffer from PTSD. Does having my combat action badge help my claim??
Happy to hear you have filed! We have some awesome information for C&P prep, make sure you check out this video to learn more: th-cam.com/video/MLnTAMlYSFY/w-d-xo.html
Medals, badges, or campaign ribbons, such as a Combat Action Badge, Combat Medical Badge, Medal of Honor, or Purple Heart, also prove you're eligible for VA benefits for combat veterans. If you've received any of these awards or badges, your DD-214 will list them in section 13.
20:10 , you just did almost my whole list !!! That I didn't consider it to be not normal ! I only don't have the cameras , but I wanted them ?
But it is from being rat packed by 10 people that attacked me because I was white ( I'm acually poka-dot with red hair ) but these guys were in the same company , were not charged and I was moved to a different company in the same battalion and I was in fear of my life for the last 60 days I was in ! I had artillery simulaters and granade simulators in my room and I was allowed to carriy a night stick and 22:19 knife 24-7 !
People that were supposed to be on my side were the only ones that tried to kill me and they were not charged or diciplined in any way ( 11B20 EIB 74-78 ) !
Hi Dale, thank you for sharing. Can we be of assistance?
Thanks for all this info. If I filed 2 claims as a new claim but meant to file them as nexus or secondary to an existing approved disability, and they were denied, can I change them to nexus and keep the original filing date or do I have to make an entire new claim?
Hi there! A Nexus Letter is an evidence-based document prepared by a private medical professional that helps to establish a link or connection (“Nexus”) between the veteran’s current disability and their active duty military service. They are not a claim on their own, but a supporting document that might help strengthen your claim. They are specially helpful when filing a secondary condition claim.
If you have been denied, you have a few options: A BVA appeal is not the best first option. You have two additional options to appeal: Higher Level Review (HLR) and Supplemental Claim. Our coaches make recommendations for each based on the Veteran’s specific situation. We recommend that Veterans try the HLR if the right evidence was submitted the first time. We recommend the Veteran submit a Supplemental Claim if they have new and relevant evidence to support the denied claim. A Board Appeal should be the last resort because it takes much longer. You can always submit a new claim as well.
Thank you for sharing this question! If you're an Elite Member, we'd advise asking your Veteran Coach so they can directly assist you. But if you're not yet part of our Elite Program, then we'd suggest scheduling a complimentary Discovery Call which you can do here: bit.ly/vaci-discovery-call
Thanks for the information. Have a question. I was an MP, traffic accident investigator & criminal investigator in the marine corps for 20 years. In all my positions I was exposed to some pretty horrible stuff, but nothing from deployment. Given that my job was as a first responder, and I went on hundreds of calls from homicide to rape, sexual assault, you name it. How am I supposed to identify a particular stressor? My therapist diagnosed me with complex ptsd, MDD and anxiety disorder. I’m not sure after listening to this if I’d be able to get service connected. Anyone have any advice?
We'd love to speak with you! Schedule a discovery call with us here >> vaclaims.help
We'll discuss how we may be able to help you WIN your VA disability claim, our fee, and the details of our tried and true process.
I my rating is 40 percent I was not in combat but we did take Small Arms fire at the base should my reading be this low I have flashbacks from a firefight I'm jumpy I'm always on guard
This will be of help: vaclaimsinsider.com/you-deserve-a-non-combat-ptsd-rating-from-the-va/
Do you have videos on how to help a spouse write a statement on my behalf for a ptsd claim?
This will be of help! > vaclaimsinsider.com/va-statement-in-support-of-claim-example/
Thanks for everything guys....when submitting medical evidence do you need to upload everything from 2 years treatment or just the medical notes that says the severety of the condition?
Thank YOU for your service! Here's a comprehensive guide of everything you have to know to file a successful claim > vaclaimsinsider.com/how-to-file-a-va-claim-a-comprehensive-faq-guide/
What if they say you don’t have it but we are going to treat you as if you did ?
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@@VAClaimsInsider I will bring it up to Mitch next week.
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what about incidents that resulted in PTSD that were highly classified in nature? Great video by the way!
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In 92' I was stationed in Korea at 19 yrs old. Anout 8 mos in, I was in a bar and 10 korean gang members came in. They told me to leave that bar. My friend was at the back so I walked out, waiting for him to cone out after me. He didnt, they came out and attacked me. They had me on the ground, held down. They kicked me about 30 times on my back, shoulders and head. Two sgrs on patrol ran over and got them off me. My back and shoulders had footprint bruises all over. I thought I was going to die on that street that night. Came home after 4 yrs and hated everyone. Walked out of my dads house 3yes later to come to fla. I didnt even tell him I just left. I have road rage so bad my wife doesnt ride with me b/c shes scared of me when driving. Do I need a lawyer to file, cant go thru all these steps alone. My anxiety goes ape shit when trying to focus. Also I have stop relationships with all my family members and friends over the past 30 yrs. I hate people in general now.
I'm sorry your life has been affected so drastically, we can definitely help. We'd love to speak with you! Schedule a discovery call with us here >> vaclaims.help
We'll discuss how we may be able to help you WIN your VA disability claim, our fee, and the details of our tried and true process.
I recently found out in my stressor for PDST that the 2 people that was with me passed away when this traumatic incident occurred. What option is now at my disposal? I have a phyciatrist and thearapist that concur that I have PTSD
Thank you for sharing this question! If you're an Elite Member, we'd advise asking your Veteran Coach so they can directly assist you. But if you're not yet part of our Elite Program, then we'd suggest scheduling a complimentary Discovery Call which you can do here: bit.ly/vaci-discovery-call
Read more on this here > vaclaimsinsider.com/va-rating-for-ptsd/
I was diagnosed with PTSD by my private doctors because I was apart of a rescue mission that went bad. I live with some of the guilt because of that mission but my life was not in danger. Does this mean I cannot file for PTSD since my life was not in danger?
Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) is a mental and behavioral disorder that develops from experiencing a traumatic event. Yes, you can file a claim for PTSD. Read more here > vaclaimsinsider.com/va-ptsd-rating-criteria/
@@VAClaimsInsider Thank you so much for your channel! I've learned so much from you and the team.
My husband is still waiting for PTSD appeals court hearing. It's been 3 years.
We are sorry to hear this, BVA Appeals are notorious for taking a long time. Here's what the VA has to say regarding waiting times > www.bva.va.gov/decision-wait-times.asp
As an exec aide, I was abused mentally for 5 years by my fellow assistant to an Admiral. He was abusive to others as well even outside the office. After someone outside the exec office finally complained there was an IG investigation and he was forced to retire immediately. Having been under direct fire for over 5 years every single day, how could I not get PTSD? This was definitely no bootcamp telling. This was psycho emotional abuse by a narcissist.
I am so sorry to hear you had to go through this. Are you rated for PTSD currently?
I served in Vietnam in 1970. During my tour I earned an Air Medal based on 27 helicopter assault missions. I’m rated 70% for PTSD Non- Combat. Is my Non-Combat designation correct.
Non-combat-related PTSD must be service-connected and may include traffic collisions, training accidents, military sexual trauma, survivor's guilt, fear of hostile military, and ongoing exposure to death and violence, to name a few.
You can read more about this here > vaclaimsinsider.com/you-deserve-a-non-combat-ptsd-rating-from-the-va/
I have stuff buried from the 1st Gulf War from my time in Iraq. I think it's time I talk to someone.
Yes it is! You deserve it. Thank you for your service sir. We are here if you need any assistance.
How do I get VACI help? I need your help I believe.
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It is hard to be seen by the right doctor if you don't have the right insurance. Finding this out the hard way.
I claimed PTSD and was approved 50% for Somatic Sympton Disorder. I cant go back now and file a claim for PTSD can I? Because I definitely think the VA screwed up with this one. I had a nexus letter from a civilian pyschologist. The VA made their decision based on what a pyschologist at the VA said (years earlier), that he didn't think I had PTSD.
Thank you for sharing this question! If you're an Elite Member, we'd advise asking your Veteran Coach so they can directly assist you. But if you're not yet part of our Elite Program, then we'd suggest scheduling a complimentary Discovery Call which you can do here: bit.ly/vaci-discovery-call
You can file for a increase or a HLR if it’s been less than a year
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Funny I have non combat even though I started seeing psychiatrist after deployment and that's when I got my diagnosed with PTSD for related stressors
Hi Richard! Is there any way we can help assist you today?
Good stuff, but a stressor event does not have to be a fear for your life only.
Thank you for sharing.
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I just dont drive, i dont work, i dont go to family reunions, dont do holidays, i just stay in my house. I PLAY DARK SOULS ON XBOX. Been 10 years. My besr way of dealing is not dealinb or interacting with humans.
Are you getting the help you need and deserve though? Severely impacted lives deserve the benefits and compensation available to you.
Wow.... So let me get this straight. Just like other Service Members in the National Guard and Reserves, I received a Sleep Study Exam while on Active-Duty Orders. I received a Diagnosis for OSA while on Active-Duty Orders. I was issued a C-PAP Machine with a year worth of supplies while I was on Active-Duty orders. Yet and still, just like other Guardsmen and Reservist I was Denied. Nevertheless, there is not one Channel here on TH-cam that can explain this. If there is ANYONE out there who can explain this, please do so. Because it seems like all these Veteran advocates don't have a clue.
Hi there, we understand your frustration. We created this guide that might be helpful for you > vaclaimsinsider.com/can-reservists-get-va-disability/#0-can-reservists-get-va-disability
A soldier suffered from a wall to wall counseling because the DS's made fun of him due to the fact he was missing three front teeth.
I am so sorry to hear this :(
I was in bien hoa on tet 68
Thousands of b/c killed then body pick up and piles them in a 10 ft high pile a few hundred yards long
Gave locals 3 days to pull relatives
Then dig hole pushed them in covered by diesel and burned them for weeks
I can’t stop dreaming of that and wake-up screaming at wet with sweat and sheets in a ball
Wife left
Live on a mountain top alone with 69K blm land around me and signs on gate warning
To stay out
The shrink in 1968 at LA Va said I had PTSD but VA didn’t believe in it
So you tried in 1984 results was had wrong MOS so denied but I fought for 3 days with weapons and watched the results so I lost trust in people
Hi there, first of all: Thank you for your service, we are sorry to hear you have been going through this. We'd love to speak with you! Schedule a discovery call with us here >> vaclaims.help
We'll discuss how we may be able to help you WIN your VA disability claim, our fee, and the details of our tried and true process.