Recent studies estimate that one in every five military personnel returning from Iraq or Afghanistan has PTSD. Further, 20% of veterans who have been deployed in the past six years have PTSD. That is about 300,000 soldiers. These stats show that PTSD is affecting a lot of people, but some soldiers may not know that they can possibly get service connected VA Disability compensation for PTSD.
In order to service connect on PTSD; you must have a diagnosis by a doctor. It is important to note that this diagnosis does not have to be administered by a Veterans Affairs doctor. A diagnosis from any doctor will suffice. Without a diagnosis from a doctor, your claim for PTSD will continue to get denied. It is also important to note that a diagnosis alone does not guarantee a favorable rating for PTSD. This is just the first step.
If you would like more information on this subject, check out our website: www.fight4vets.com If you are interested in legal representation for your VA Disability Claim, feel free to give us a call for a free consultation: 1-877-526-3457
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