Veterans who have disabilities related to their military service are usually entitled to certain benefits. However, to successfully claim those benefits, you need to meet a number of requirements and go through a complex legal process.
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A veterans lawyer cannot make the VA decide on your claim faster, but they may be able to prove your eligibility better and help you get more of the benefits you are entitled to for your service.
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Complete an application for disability. The information that is most important for filing your claim: medical facilities where you have had treatment—particularly since you stopped working your work history your reports and your family or friends report about how your disability affects you.
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You may feel detached from others, have high anxiety, have trouble handling your depression or anger, have trouble holding down a job and have become more and more isolated from the ones that you love. You may also experience physical symptoms such as weight loss or gain, gastrointestinal problems and chronic pain.
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You may be re-experiencing the traumatic event during the day or in your sleep. You may avoid situations, which can remind you of the trauma your experienced, which could be places like work, school, or a grocery store. You may have severe depression, anxiety, irritability, and have difficulty in your relationships with your friends, family, co-workers and peers.
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