Posted on Oct 10, 2019
How do I get the VA to acknowledge PTSD/TBI (5 year battle now with them)?
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I got out of the Army in 2015. I got PTSD and TBI while in the service, among other problems. I have been receiving no help from the VA for either. After 2017 or so I had to hire a lawyer as the VA, even with their own doctor/review person, saying that I've got PTSD, deny helping. I keep reading stories about all those getting help, but what about all of those who are getting left behind, swept under the rug, or outright ignored or left for dead? Its now going on 2020, 5 years since I got out, and the VA won't even acknowledge the PTSD, TBI, or several other problems that I got from my stint in the military. So again, what do those of us who are being left/ignored to deal with out conditions untreated by the VA?
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TBI cannot be denied. You were either involved in explosions or you were not, there are unit records. As for PTSD there are test that evaluate this illness. Lawyers will tell you anything, speak with the DAV. Thank you for your service.
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What help are you looking for, specifically? I may be of assistance. I do this for VA full time.
What did your denial letter say?
What did your denial letter say?
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This is another really good law.firm, with a quite large VA-disability pro-bono effort, we were able to get their help.for VA-survivor benefits for.my 97-y/o mother-in-law,.their guy helping us said I could obv tell others about them for VA-disability related help, call their Chicago office, our guys are in their other offices, just ask them about their VA pro-bono group, and see if they can help you, I was told.I could give more info if someone needs their help.and wanted to ask, I'd need be, however, trust me, start with calling their Chicago main office, and just explaining you'd heard about their whole VA.pro-bono effort, I'd you need more help, just lemme know, I'll try to do what I can to.see.if I can ask about more help.formyou, the attorney assigned to us and I do speak fairly frequently about the whole thing for my mother-in-law, he did say you can obv call and ask them about pro-bono help, as I did for us about her, OK!
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