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Many veterans experience physical injuries after being in active duty but what about those that are struggling with chronic mental health issues as well? Thankfully the VA does recognize mental health conditions as disabling conditions that can be service-connected and assigned compensation for. Conditions such as PTSD, Depression, and Anxiety are not new constructs. These conditions have always been present in some of our veterans but only recently has the VA and general public paid more attention to how our veterans are mentally when returning from active duty. In this section, we discuss the difficulties of veterans with chronic mental health issues. They face feelings of doom, insomnia, panic attacks, hyperawareness, and much, much more. We also discuss how mental health issues could surface as a secondary condition related to a primary physical ailment that is affecting the veteran significantly. Help is here.
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VA Disability Rating for Panic Disorder
Not to be confused with Generalized Anxiety Disorder or PTSD, today we're talking about Panic Disorder. Panic disorder is a different form of anxiety
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VA Rating for Dysthymia (Persistent Depressive Disorder)
VA does rate the medical condition dysthymia, also known as persistent depressive disorder, for service-connected disability compensation. Dysthymia
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VA Disability Compensation for TBI vs. PTSD
When it comes to veterans disability benefits for traumatic brain injury (TBI) and posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD), many people are unsure of how
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VA Disability Rating for Bipolar Disorder
Bipolar disorder is a serious mental illness that can have a significant impact on one's life. It can cause mood swings, depression, and episodes of
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Sleep Apnea Secondary Connection to PTSD VA Disability
Sleep apnea is a common medical condition that can be caused by many different factors, including conditions like Posttraumatic Stress Disorder
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VA Disability Rating for Depression and PTSD Explained
NEW! Listen to this blog on Depression by pressing the "Play" button below! While many veterans experience physical injuries and ailments
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VA Disability Rating for Schizophrenia
For those struggling with schizophrenia, it is critical to have access to the level of care you need to thrive. As a viable disability, this condition
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VA Disability Benefits for Schizoaffective Disorder
Schizoaffective Disorder is a chronic mental health condition that is often misdiagnosed and therefore not assigned disability benefits. This mental
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How Non-Combat PTSD Stressors Qualify for VA Disability Benefits
Non-Combat PTSD Post-traumatic stress disorder can manifest weeks, months, or even years after a person has survived a traumatic event. While the
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Understanding the Difference between PTSD, Anxiety, and Other Mental Health Disorders
Many Veterans suffer from mental health disorders due to the events they have witnessed or experienced while serving their country. Many people
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Veteran Substance Abuse and VA Disability Benefits
In 2015, over 1.3 million veterans were receiving disability compensation for a mental related condition such as PTSD, general anxiety disorder, major
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