✔️Join VA Claims Insider Elite, get instant access to the ELITE Experience Portal (EEP) and $13,119 worth of proprietary VA claim resources TODAY, and obtain a VA DBQ and Medical Nexus Letters: The big MYTH about PTSD/Timestamps:
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01:51 Any veteran can file a PTSD claim.
02:02 Non-combat PTSD covers things like military sexual trauma.
02:17 I am a combat veteran and I did file and win my claim.
02:32 Regular PTSD, MDD, Generalized Anxiety Order.
03:01 What is Post Traumatic Stress Disorder?
03:30 Car accidents can trigger PTSD.
04:12 Undocumented rape and other forms of sexual abuse.
04:24 Military sexual assault/car accidents fall under non-combat.
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07:48 I want to talk about my 70% rating for PTSD.
08:00 Social and occupational impairment.
08:52 Moods due to symptoms of suicidal ideation.
09:23 Inability to establish and maintain effective relationships.
10:20 It doesn’t get ok, and it never will be ok.
11:25 Writing out your stressor and your personal statement.
11:42 I’ve been fired from every job.
13:01 My social impairment is I cannot maintain a relationship.
13:49 How do you live every day like it’s your last day?
15:10 I have defensive fighting positions in my house.
17:12 My take on social and occupational impairment.
17:45 You’re ready to talk about it at your C & P exam.
18:18 The date and time are burned in your brain.
18:52 I thought road rage was normal.
19:30 I was talking about violent outbursts.
20:00 I am always going to be a nightmare.
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21:59 It helps to have a mental health professional to talk to.
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23:24 Non-combat are car accidents and military sexual trauma.
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42:12 Can I service connect stress to migraine headaches?
42:44 GERD can be connected to any mental health condition.
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Combat Ptsd is one kind of PTSD. Non-Combat PTSD covers Military Sexual Trauma and other traumatic events like car accidents and things of that nature.
The BIG MYTH About PTSD IS that it’s only available for combat vets.
Not true, any veteran can file a PTSD claim.
Combat Ptsd is one kind of PTSD. Non-Combat PTSD covers Military Sexual Trauma and other traumatic events like car accidents and things of that nature.
I'm a combat veteran but I know my symptoms are not unique to my combat experience.
I learned that most of my symptoms are not specific to combat PTSD but regular PTSD so there is really no difference between the two other than VA says there is a difference.
PTSD means Post Traumatic Stress Disorder
If you were ever in any situation that you feared for your life then you could have PTSD
Car accidents are a BIG one. Many people fail to realize that and Military Sexual Trauma is another example of non-combat PTSD
That is the BIG MYTH About PTSD!!
By the way, if you are looking for the medical evidence you will need in order to win your VA claim for PTSD. I can help you. One of my Veteran Claim Experts will develop a custom strategy for you and then he will help you schedule an appointment with one of our Board Certified Psychologists who will provide you with a Diagnosis, DBQ and Nexus Letter for PTSD.
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