Army vet here. Still have a vivid memory of the “s” harassment by my SFC leader in the Motorpool 30+ years ago. I was the only female, 76C10B5, and my SFC would daily say things like (while holding up a screw) “hey Morgan, would you like a screw?” Or would say my name and when I would look up, he would wiggle his index finger - calling me over to him - and would say “I didn’t know you could come with one finger”. We (me and about 10 guys who witnessed it) reported it to the 1SG and SHE went and told the SFC what was said and by whom. Nothing was done to him. Have hardened and moved on with my life….but still remember it vividly and remember how embarrassed and upsetting it was.
We're so sorry to hear that, the harassment was in no way your fault but it can be very upsetting and embarrassing. Are you looking to increase your VA disability rating (or get rated) and start getting the benefits you DESERVE?
The way I was treated by my chain of command and peers following my mst. I tried to report it and was in turn treated like trash and my career went down hill. I am actively working on a mst claim. I can definitely say for other vets that this has a lifelong effect.
Happened to me and my life spiraled for 30 years . I fought off 3 local nationals & was actually arrested for fighting back & was told by my chain of command to “ suck it up & take responsibility for my actions “ . It wasn’t until a few years ago while in patient for combat PTSD that I paid for out of my own pocket that I realized it actually happens to men . I’m just now going through with a claim & it’s primarily about righting a wrong to me . I tried to forget this shit for almost 30 years and only recently ( last year ) disclosed to my Phycologist & wife what happened .
It happened to me right after Navy boot camp while in Radioman school in San Diego in 1983. I reported to the MAA/Base security. And almost immediately started getting death threats and physical violence threats. As such, I went back to the MAA/Base security and told them to forget it. I tried to put it behind me and move on. While I buried the memory in my head, my actions and life choices since then have proven that I wasn't as successful as I had hoped I would have been. Now 40 years later the PTSD has set in, been seeing psychologists, social workers, group therapy, and family therapy for the last 4 years and through those therapies and treatments identified the actual ground zero for my actions. Something that I had been successful in burying is now forefront in my head again. I had no idea I could file a claim for it. So back in October of 2022, I sent a request for the initial report from the NIS station in San Diego since the base is no longer in existence. Paid for an "expedited" service and only 2 weeks ago get an email that they are working on it. I'm not confident that they will be able find a record, so that has added to the stress of it all.
I am a survivor of MST. Was raped 4 times in 3 years of active duty by fellow Army soldiers. Interested in what you have to say today. Glad I caught this alert.
I had a married female supervisor who absolutely destroyed my Navy career, going so far as to switch medication orders after so that I might harm my patients. I had previously succumbed to childhood PTSD, nearly committing suicide when I failed to respond to her charms on a weekend outing to which she invited me and she proceeded to make my life miserable. After I was granted an honorable discharge due to a pre-existent personality disorder, she went nuts and scream-whispered that the four commissioned officers were wrong and I had to be punished. It wasn’t enough to keep me out of a fun run, she said she had to make me suffer, she knew that putting me in charge of the whole clinic would freak me out, in other words, trigger my PTSD. When I wound up putting the wrong drops in a patient’s eyes, drops that could have blinded her, this crazy woman magically knew-because she knew she had switched the med orders-and had me sent to Captains Mast. But when we went there, because other people heard she said about the comm. officers who signed my discharged papers and her promise to make me suffer, because the captain had previously ordered that I was not to be in charge of a single patient especially after she labeled me a sub-par hospital Corpsman in my last written eval, and numerous other pieces of evidence that were in abundance, along with the fact that a doctor had already put in the correct eye drops and the patient was okay, the charges were dropped. In fact, the base commander declared the this was obviously a case of a woman scorned and assigned me to work in the barracks to finish out the few weeks remaining until my separation from the Navy. After 39 years, I finally got a C&P, but the psychologist seemed disappointed that I wasn’t a drug addict or alcoholic who failed rehab-I never used drugs nor used alcohol habitually-and also focused on my replying to question that no, she hadn’t touched me inappropriately and asked how could I know she had tried to seduce me. In essence, I guess she feels I wasn’t sexually traumatized, because grown men cannot be sexually abused by women without sexual contact and that my childhood trauma couldn’t have been made all that bad by the Navy since, even though I have attempted suicide many times (the last one nearly succeeded, completely shutting my kidneys for almost two weeks), I have history of substance abuse. She kept cutting me off I tried to complete my stories of winding up in multiple psych wards and a mental hospital, so she seemed determined to declare me not worthy of disability compensation. What do you think?
We're so sorry to hear about those difficulties, but don't give up on pursuing the benefits you deserve. 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.
We're so sorry to hear that. Even if you didn't report it, there are multiple types of evidence that the VA will accept to support a MST claim though. Here's some more information >> bit.ly/3DmG44D
MST is actually rated under PTSD. If you feel like your symptoms warrant a higher percentage than the one you were awarded, we'd suggest that you file for an increase. Here's some information about the rating criteria for PTSD >> vaclaimsinsider.com/va-ptsd-rating-criteria/
Please call me when you get This message okay I live in Englewood NJ and need help with my claim for PTSD and MST I was raped in the army and the person was found guilty and the whole situation is an has affected me then and now I'm going through so much then and now I'm alone I live with my ESA animal and definitely a story to tell when it comes to me claiming and physical filling out the claim for PTSD and MST I am lost everything I am physical going through and mentally going through I don't know what to do please let me know what I'm going to do i just seen this video January 2,2023 don't even know if you'll ever see this message but you seem to want to help and yes I would love to help others if I could I'm still here I need help though so I can help someone else don't need a hand out just to hand up and what I deserve thank you for reading my message Lena Tarver
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Army vet here. Still have a vivid memory of the “s” harassment by my SFC leader in the Motorpool 30+ years ago. I was the only female, 76C10B5, and my SFC would daily say things like (while holding up a screw) “hey Morgan, would you like a screw?” Or would say my name and when I would look up, he would wiggle his index finger - calling me over to him - and would say “I didn’t know you could come with one finger”. We (me and about 10 guys who witnessed it) reported it to the 1SG and SHE went and told the SFC what was said and by whom. Nothing was done to him. Have hardened and moved on with my life….but still remember it vividly and remember how embarrassed and upsetting it was.
We're so sorry to hear that, the harassment was in no way your fault but it can be very upsetting and embarrassing.
Are you looking to increase your VA disability rating (or get rated) and start getting the benefits you DESERVE?
The way I was treated by my chain of command and peers following my mst. I tried to report it and was in turn treated like trash and my career went down hill. I am actively working on a mst claim. I can definitely say for other vets that this has a lifelong effect.
We're so sorry to hear you were treated poorly but we're also proud of you for pursuing the rating you deserve
Louisiana Army National Guard. Jan 2003-feb 2004 812th medical Co. Air ambulance.
Samantha Walding, thank you for your service and for tuning in! Glad to have you here!
Happened to me and my life spiraled for 30 years . I fought off 3 local nationals & was actually arrested for fighting back & was told by my chain of command to “ suck it up & take responsibility for my actions “ . It wasn’t until a few years ago while in patient for combat PTSD that I paid for out of my own pocket that I realized it actually happens to men . I’m just now going through with a claim & it’s primarily about righting a wrong to me . I tried to forget this shit for almost 30 years and only recently ( last year ) disclosed to my Phycologist & wife what happened .
We're extremely sorry to hear this happened to you. Let us know how your claim goes, we're here if you require any further assistance.
It happened to me right after Navy boot camp while in Radioman school in San Diego in 1983. I reported to the MAA/Base security. And almost immediately started getting death threats and physical violence threats. As such, I went back to the MAA/Base security and told them to forget it. I tried to put it behind me and move on. While I buried the memory in my head, my actions and life choices since then have proven that I wasn't as successful as I had hoped I would have been. Now 40 years later the PTSD has set in, been seeing psychologists, social workers, group therapy, and family therapy for the last 4 years and through those therapies and treatments identified the actual ground zero for my actions. Something that I had been successful in burying is now forefront in my head again. I had no idea I could file a claim for it. So back in October of 2022, I sent a request for the initial report from the NIS station in San Diego since the base is no longer in existence. Paid for an "expedited" service and only 2 weeks ago get an email that they are working on it. I'm not confident that they will be able find a record, so that has added to the stress of it all.
PTSD can be debilitating 😣 Keep us posted!
I am a survivor of MST. Was raped 4 times in 3 years of active duty by fellow Army soldiers. Interested in what you have to say today. Glad I caught this alert.
We're so sorry to hear that. Are you currently getting the disability rating and compensation you DESERVE?
I had a married female supervisor who absolutely destroyed my Navy career, going so far as to switch medication orders after so that I might harm my patients. I had previously succumbed to childhood PTSD, nearly committing suicide when I failed to respond to her charms on a weekend outing to which she invited me and she proceeded to make my life miserable.
After I was granted an honorable discharge due to a pre-existent personality disorder, she went nuts and scream-whispered that the four commissioned officers were wrong and I had to be punished. It wasn’t enough to keep me out of a fun run, she said she had to make me suffer, she knew that putting me in charge of the whole clinic would freak me out, in other words, trigger my PTSD.
When I wound up putting the wrong drops in a patient’s eyes, drops that could have blinded her, this crazy woman magically knew-because she knew she had switched the med orders-and had me sent to Captains Mast.
But when we went there, because other people heard she said about the comm. officers who signed my discharged papers and her promise to make me suffer, because the captain had previously ordered that I was not to be in charge of a single patient especially after she labeled me a sub-par hospital Corpsman in my last written eval, and numerous other pieces of evidence that were in abundance, along with the fact that a doctor had already put in the correct eye drops and the patient was okay, the charges were dropped. In fact, the base commander declared the this was obviously a case of a woman scorned and assigned me to work in the barracks to finish out the few weeks remaining until my separation from the Navy.
After 39 years, I finally got a C&P, but the psychologist seemed disappointed that I wasn’t a drug addict or alcoholic who failed rehab-I never used drugs nor used alcohol habitually-and also focused on my replying to question that no, she hadn’t touched me inappropriately and asked how could I know she had tried to seduce me.
In essence, I guess she feels I wasn’t sexually traumatized, because grown men cannot be sexually abused by women without sexual contact and that my childhood trauma couldn’t have been made all that bad by the Navy since, even though I have attempted suicide many times (the last one nearly succeeded, completely shutting my kidneys for almost two weeks), I have history of substance abuse.
She kept cutting me off I tried to complete my stories of winding up in multiple psych wards and a mental hospital, so she seemed determined to declare me not worthy of disability compensation.
What do you think?
We're so sorry to hear about those difficulties, but don't give up on pursuing the benefits you deserve.
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.
MST here but nothing was ever done about it and never reported. So I’m fighting ptsd
We're so sorry to hear that. Even if you didn't report it, there are multiple types of evidence that the VA will accept to support a MST claim though.
Here's some more information >> bit.ly/3DmG44D
Largo, Florida
We hope you found the video helpful!
my claim for ptsd was approved, but would my MST be a part of the ptsd claim
MST is actually rated under PTSD. If you feel like your symptoms warrant a higher percentage than the one you were awarded, we'd suggest that you file for an increase.
Here's some information about the rating criteria for PTSD >> vaclaimsinsider.com/va-ptsd-rating-criteria/
Please call me when you get
This message okay I live in Englewood NJ and need help with my claim for PTSD and MST I was raped in the army and the person was found guilty and the whole situation is an has affected me then and now I'm going through so much then and now I'm alone I live with my ESA animal and definitely a story to tell when it comes to me claiming and physical filling out the claim for PTSD and MST I am lost everything I am physical going through and mentally going through I don't know what to do please let me know what I'm going to do i just seen this video January 2,2023 don't even know if you'll ever see this message but you seem to want to help and yes I would love to help others if I could I'm still here I need help though so I can help someone else don't need a hand out just to hand up and what I deserve thank you for reading my message Lena Tarver
Lisa Wilson, thank you for your service and for being here with us! We’re sorry to hear this happened to you and would love to help you get the benefits you deserve. I would like to invite you to schedule a free discovery call with one of our Team Members to discuss our program. You can schedule a call by clicking this link>> bit.ly/3AsaYF3
Army National Guard of Illinois.
Thank you for serving! 🇺🇲
Did not know you could file a claim for MST.
You can, it's rated under PTSD!
You can I’m 70%.
I'm 70% permanently and can't work already and in the Philippines and can't get medical help for other things I need
We're so sorry to hear about your difficulties. There's a VA hospital and a clinic in Manila, you may be able to get medical help from there
Army 1980’s
Thank you for your service! 🇺🇲