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Veterans with PTSD often suffer from another mental health condition known as adjustment disorder. Both PTSD and chronic adjustment disorder can qualify for VA disability ratings. However, according to the VA’s “Avoidance of Pyramiding” rule, you may receive only one VA rating. So, how can veterans benefit from multiple mental health disabilities? If you developed adjustment …
Veterans with PTSD often struggle with alcohol and drug use. What many don’t know is how and why substance abuse can actually support a PTSD claim. In our experience, PTSD claimants – veterans who have engaged in combat, witnessed death, suffered military sexual trauma, or lost a limb to an IED – did not turn …
Anxiety, depression, and PTSD are separate disorders that often occur together. However, veterans may not realize their anxiety and depression diagnoses could ultimately prove to be side effects of post-traumatic stress disorder. Returning servicemen and women may suffer from major depressive disorder and anxiety disorder so severe that life becomes a series of challenges that …
According to a new ATSDR study released in January 2024, increased Camp Lejeune cancer risks are likely to be the case for many people who lived and worked on the marine base between 1953 and 1987. The federal study shows that the cancer risks for contaminated water victims are even greater than previously reported. The …
Professional disability insurance claims are costly for insurance companies to honor. There is a great deal of incentive for insurance companies to deny high-profile claims. Also known as individual disability income (IDI) insurance, professional disability policies are generally written for individuals in certain occupations that generate income over $100,000 a year. CFOs, CEOs, physicians, dentists, lawyers, …
