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What if one is getting 50% but the symptoms don't affect him at work or school; in fact, students that just came undergrad seem to exhibit more anxiety and depression outward. What if he honored most of his didactic from a top 20 school. Shouldn't the Army waive his PTSD in this? What about those who are more emotionally affected without mental diagnosis? These students are obviously more mentally "weak" than the ptsd dude. Hmm. One even cried because she thought she did poorly on an exam. One is HPSP Air Force, lol.
And those who are upset why he is getting compensated.. he did have few stressful symptoms after coming back from the war zone. He just got over it and is nearly normal now. it is just he is still getting paid over 1000 per month because he knew how to file properly and knew exactly what he needed to do to win his compensation claim
And those who are upset why he is getting compensated.. he did have few stressful symptoms after coming back from the war zone. He just got over it and is nearly normal now. it is just he is still getting paid over 1000 per month because he knew how to file properly and knew exactly what he needed to do to win his compensation claim
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