My c&p exam lasted 5 minutes. She asked me to tell her about the traumatic events you’ve had in your life, try to keep it under a minute and I don’t need much detail. I ended up with a 30% even though I had a civilian exam that filled out the DBQ and I qualified for 70%. These examiners from QTC medical are a joke. “Thank you for your service “ as they screw you over.
@angryshrub1: I was rated 100% for PTSD/MDD/General Anxiety in 5/2017 (I filed a FDC and was awarded 100% in less than five months). When my three year review came up, an awesome QTC psych doc (via Zoom during COVID protocols) told me that he wasn't going to make me re-live my trauma and triggers. All he asked me was had my condition improved? (Uh, no), was I working? (No) and was in any kind of relationship? (No, again) It lasted about ten minutes. Within two weeks I was made 100% P&T/SMC-S (My other ratings are 30% Vertigo/30% IBS/10% Tinnitus). With QTC, it's hit or miss. Not all are bad or out to screw you over. Just my experience. Although, I hear "chatter" within VA ranks (current and former VSR's) that the days of getting 100% for a mental health rating are largely gone. I don't understand the criteria they are using now but they are definitely given more scrutiny. My personal take is that five to ten years ago veteran suicides and lack of access to care had spiked as the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan winded down. The VA was handing out generous ratings to appease pressure from Congress. Nowadays, for any veteran to receive a 100% MH rating it is going to be a tough uphill battle. BTW, I sincerely thank you for your service. -Dave
@@daveb2280, I did get a 100% MH rating last year, but it definitely wasn’t an easy task, and it wasn’t on the first try either. I really feel like I deserve it though. Without medication, I’m a huge mess and suicide risk. The medications make life at least tolerable.
Yes ,I. Use qtc and I had migraines in service several a month and they gave me 30% 3 months later I complained and got 50% its like you have to fight for every inch take care brother
Best thing to do during your exam is to tell the truth about all the stressors you have had starting out as a young person, through your military career or service period and even after your service. My exam lasted an hour and a half and I probably gave my examiner PTSD just from listening to all the stressors during my life, before, during and after military service. I pray for healing for all my brothers and sisters who have went through hell and back during their lifetimes and military service!! I am with you….always!!
I was diagnosed with what we now call PTSD in 1971. It wasn't till 1999 that someone told me to file a claim. For years it was the VA's intention to always say NO even if they had to invent the reason. When they do say yes it's one step at a time, 30% first then you have to beg it up over years. I sent them proof I was 100% for PTSD and they still found a way to deny me based on a legal timing issue. the only symptom I never spoke of was my issue with personal hygiene, but they never noticed because I always cleaned up to go to the doctor. So I stopped and when I went in I stunk. The doctor couldn't help but notice and made a note of it. I am now unemployable permanent and total, based on how I smelled, they said no one would work with me. (Add that to your list of how to get the highest rating!)
My candp examiner never examined me for PTSD, even though that's what I filed for. Instead she determined that I have a personality disorder instead even though I never filed a claim for it.
I have PTSD, no doubt about it. I was a witness to and subjected to brutal assault and other torturious methods while training in the military. The company was even court-martialed for abuse. The worse that came from this wasn't actually the abuse but the military taking away my opportunity to grow amongst a military career. I seriously believe if I had gone through a fair experience I would've not been injured and not sent out on medical and would've served my term, or even retired from the military in 2021.
I have a C&P exam with tomorrow with VES to review my PTSD rating. Been out for almost 10 years and last time I had one they tried to reduce my rating unjustifiably. Then I fought it and they said they would keep it where it’s at. I know people that are way better condition than me that have there P&T. I just pray I get the P&T so I can stop dealing with these people. But my gut tells me I’ll be calling you guys in a few days. Last time it was two days after my exam that they made their decision. It’s like they think I want to be this way. Might as well just off my self.
Don’t give up brotha there is meaning in the suffering if you look for it. there is also help available for protecting your rating and your mental health
I went to the va hospital and was diagnosed with chronic ptsd and depression and high blood pressure\. They (VA) have me seeing a mental health person. .I have no records before that can I still put in a claim .
QUESTION: I am 70% PTSD and hearing combined. Should I try to increase to 100% PTSD? I filed for sleep apnea and was denied because the DR said " "The sleep apnea was "probably because of service connected" So they denied me. So I am given the option of a SUPPLEMENTAL CLAIM OR HIGHER LEVEL REVIEW. So now I either have to take it to the next level or get another Dr top re-write it. What should I do?. Not sure what would be the best route for getting to 100% Thanks! I would really appreciate the help
Question: If your job loss was a year earlier than the disability date, does that matter if one says your disability prevented you from working in that occupation?
I simply asked my Primary Care Doc if I could see a psychologist and we talked about my anger issues. She quickly referred me and entered a diagnosis for PTSD. Keep the Faith.
Hello! VA may increase your rating in certain circumstances. However, veterans themselves also have a few options when seeking a higher disability rating. These can include: Filing an appeal within VA’s deadlines Filing a new claim for an increased rating Filing for TDIU, or total disability based on individual unemployability Filing for secondary service connection Here's the link to our blog on how to increase your VA claim: cck-law.com/veterans-law/how-do-i-increase-my-va-disability-rating/ Have a good day!
I had my c&p ptsd last month, and went to primary VA doctor for general health yesteray. The doctor kept telling me to see psych doctor, should I do it? And his face was kind of asessing and now thinking of negative vibes about my ptsd. Primary doctor have power to change my c&p and making me go to see phsych a trap?
Especially if you are a homeless veteran working a minimum wage job so billionaires can get a tax cut. What a wonderful world. Send more money to Israel so they can have free Healthcare and education.
My c&p exam lasted 5 minutes. She asked me to tell her about the traumatic events you’ve had in your life, try to keep it under a minute and I don’t need much detail. I ended up with a 30% even though I had a civilian exam that filled out the DBQ and I qualified for 70%. These examiners from QTC medical are a joke. “Thank you for your service “ as they screw you over.
That’s 100% an inadequate C&P exam.
I’d appeal that if you haven’t already.
@angryshrub1: I was rated 100% for PTSD/MDD/General Anxiety in 5/2017 (I filed a FDC and was awarded 100% in less than five months). When my three year review came up, an awesome QTC psych doc (via Zoom during COVID protocols) told me that he wasn't going to make me re-live my trauma and triggers. All he asked me was had my condition improved? (Uh, no), was I working? (No) and was in any kind of relationship? (No, again) It lasted about ten minutes. Within two weeks I was made 100% P&T/SMC-S (My other ratings are 30% Vertigo/30% IBS/10% Tinnitus).
With QTC, it's hit or miss. Not all are bad or out to screw you over. Just my experience. Although, I hear "chatter" within VA ranks (current and former VSR's) that the days of getting 100% for a mental health rating are largely gone. I don't understand the criteria they are using now but they are definitely given more scrutiny. My personal take is that five to ten years ago veteran suicides and lack of access to care had spiked as the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan winded down. The VA was handing out generous ratings to appease pressure from Congress. Nowadays, for any veteran to receive a 100% MH rating it is going to be a tough uphill battle.
BTW, I sincerely thank you for your service.
-Dave
@@daveb2280, I did get a 100% MH rating last year, but it definitely wasn’t an easy task, and it wasn’t on the first try either.
I really feel like I deserve it though.
Without medication, I’m a huge mess and suicide risk.
The medications make life at least tolerable.
I've had great expereiences with QTC. Rather them than the VA
Yes ,I. Use qtc and I had migraines in service several a month and they gave me 30% 3 months later I complained and got 50% its like you have to fight for every inch take care brother
Got my PTSD to 100% P&T plus 10% for rhinitis thanks to this video👍🏾💪🏽💯
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My C&P is next week. Any tips?
So you’re getting 110% pay? Or you still just have 100%.
@@antonioglascoe3063 It caps out at 100%
Best thing to do during your exam is to tell the truth about all the stressors you have had starting out as a young person, through your military career or service period and even after your service. My exam lasted an hour and a half and I probably gave my examiner PTSD just from listening to all the stressors during my life, before, during and after military service. I pray for healing for all my brothers and sisters who have went through hell and back during their lifetimes and military service!! I am with you….always!!
Soo what was your rating for PTSD
pog ass bitchesss
I was diagnosed with what we now call PTSD in 1971. It wasn't till 1999 that someone told me to file a claim. For years it was the VA's intention to always say NO even if they had to invent the reason. When they do say yes it's one step at a time, 30% first then you have to beg it up over years. I sent them proof I was 100% for PTSD and they still found a way to deny me based on a legal timing issue. the only symptom I never spoke of was my issue with personal hygiene, but they never noticed because I always cleaned up to go to the doctor. So I stopped and when I went in I stunk. The doctor couldn't help but notice and made a note of it. I am now unemployable permanent and total, based on how I smelled, they said no one would work with me. (Add that to your list of how to get the highest rating!)
My candp examiner never examined me for PTSD, even though that's what I filed for. Instead she determined that I have a personality disorder instead even though I never filed a claim for it.
I’ll refer you to where i cured mine online
drgavin_trips
On instagram
@@TianaNashae what's that?
@@TheMadcowintucson where i cured my ptsd depression etc
I have PTSD, no doubt about it. I was a witness to and subjected to brutal assault and other torturious methods while training in the military. The company was even court-martialed for abuse. The worse that came from this wasn't actually the abuse but the military taking away my opportunity to grow amongst a military career. I seriously believe if I had gone through a fair experience I would've not been injured and not sent out on medical and would've served my term, or even retired from the military in 2021.
I have a C&P exam with tomorrow with VES to review my PTSD rating. Been out for almost 10 years and last time I had one they tried to reduce my rating unjustifiably. Then I fought it and they said they would keep it where it’s at. I know people that are way better condition than me that have there P&T. I just pray I get the P&T so I can stop dealing with these people. But my gut tells me I’ll be calling you guys in a few days. Last time it was two days after my exam that they made their decision. It’s like they think I want to be this way. Might as well just off my self.
Don’t give up brotha there is meaning in the suffering if you look for it. there is also help available for protecting your rating and your mental health
@@michaeldudash I’m just grateful for the amazing therapist, doctor I go see weekly. She is a god send. Truly
Get checked for ADHD. Most people have it and don't know it. The medication can save your life.
What was the outcome of your rating? I have C&p next week. I’m at 70% and hoping not to get it reduced
@@SteveP116 good luck. You’re in our prayers. You’ll be fine. I know you will.
I went to the va hospital and was diagnosed with chronic ptsd and depression and high blood pressure\. They (VA) have me seeing a mental health person. .I have no records before that can I still put in a claim .
Yes
QUESTION: I am 70% PTSD and hearing combined. Should I try to increase to 100% PTSD? I filed for sleep apnea and was denied because the DR said " "The sleep apnea was "probably because of service connected" So they denied me. So I am given the option of a SUPPLEMENTAL CLAIM OR HIGHER LEVEL REVIEW. So now I either have to take it to the next level or get another Dr top re-write it. What should I do?. Not sure what would be the best route for getting to 100% Thanks! I would really appreciate the help
I did the higher level review when I was at 40% and got 100%.
Question: If your job loss was a year earlier than the disability date, does that matter if one says your disability prevented you from working in that occupation?
I’ll refer you to where i cured mine online
drgavin_trips
On instagram
Do you need to have seen combat for a 100% rating?
How do we start PTSD treatment at the VA? Do i just call the VA Clinic for an appointment?
Yes. Asap
Go to the mental health clinic. They sometimes take walk-ins. They can also get you a social worker or counselor to help.
I simply asked my Primary Care Doc if I could see a psychologist and we talked about my anger issues. She quickly referred me and entered a diagnosis for PTSD. Keep the Faith.
I am 50% disability. What should I do to increase my benefits
Hello! VA may increase your rating in certain circumstances. However, veterans themselves also have a few options when seeking a higher disability rating. These can include:
Filing an appeal within VA’s deadlines
Filing a new claim for an increased rating
Filing for TDIU, or total disability based on individual unemployability
Filing for secondary service connection
Here's the link to our blog on how to increase your VA claim: cck-law.com/veterans-law/how-do-i-increase-my-va-disability-rating/
Have a good day!
Can having severe and several migraine headaches cause PTSD ?
Yes
PTSD can cause migraine headaches.
I had my c&p ptsd last month, and went to primary VA doctor for general health yesteray. The doctor kept telling me to see psych doctor, should I do it?
And his face was kind of asessing and now thinking of negative vibes about my ptsd. Primary doctor have power to change my c&p and making me go to see phsych a trap?
When money is involved everyone has ptsd
Especially if you are a homeless veteran working a minimum wage job so billionaires can get a tax cut. What a wonderful world. Send more money to Israel so they can have free Healthcare and education.
@@tonynunez6539 Homeless but at least a job.
stop teaching pogs how to game the system...
Go away and stay there!
@@YHWHWILLBEDONE your ptsd from getting yelled at by your drill sgt is denied
@juanshaftpatel7488 You have zero idea of what you're talking about. Sucks good soldiers have lost their life's for people like you!
@@YHWHWILLBEDONE they lost wars.... they didnt do shiit... no rewards for losers
@@juanshaftpatel7488 LMAO yeah to bad there's no compensation for being a douche, you would get a 100% rating!