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In this blog, we will discuss PTSD facts; including what PTSD is, its diagnosis, risk factors, treatment, stats, and everything else you need to know. The American Psychiatric Associations (APA)... continue reading

Veterans, in this post I list more than 50 possible sleep apnea secondary conditions so veterans can win, service-connect, and rate your sleep apnea VA claim in less time. Many veterans attempt... continue reading

The 30 PTSD rating is a tipping point for many veterans in our opinion. Why? Because many veterans at the 30 PTSD rating level are underrated because they failed to prove that their symptoms... continue reading

A less known type of trauma that many have heard, but rarely have a good understanding of, is Military Sexual Trauma (MST).  MST refers to sexual assault and sexual harassment that occurs in... continue reading

In this post, we will be exploring the automatic 50 PTSD rating in detail. Here's a secret...no PTSD rating is considered "automatic" because a veteran must fit the PTSD rating criteria within... continue reading

In recent years the awareness of Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) among vets has increased thanks to improved diagnostics and increased vigilance substantially. Currently, the Department of Defense... continue reading

One of the most overlooked areas of disability for vets is the central nervous system. This is due to the warning signs being excused as standalone issues. However, understanding certain symptoms as... continue reading

According to Cornell Law School, “Clear and unmistakable error (CUE Claim) is a very specific and rare kind of error. It is the kind of error of fact or of law, that when called to the attention... continue reading

Here ye here ye - as of June 6, 2019, the VA Mission Act allows more ways to access health care by means of approved non-VA providers, including new urgent care access through a wide network of... continue reading

In this post, we will be exploring the 70 VA disability for PTSD rating in detail. So let’s take a minute to explore the law regarding the level of occupational and social impairment required... continue reading

A VA buddy letter for PTSD a credible statement to support your VA claim for PTSD, written by a competent individual 18 years of age or older. The buddy must have first-hand knowledge... continue reading