Are You Broken?
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I returned from Vietnam in May of 1967, by early 68 i was requesting help from our base physharitist. I needed help with my emotional problems. The physcicraist stated it was the separation of my parents which were the problems since they separated while i was in Vietnam. After my return i had car accident and broke both of my knees. The Marine said it was only my right knee that was the only one which received health care. I would get Darvon for my knee pain and the medication made my mind calm down. So i would complain more often. Then they would not give me more medication . I found that drinking alcohol would let my mind rest while i was drunk but then i had to deal with the hangover plus the going crazy and it was very hard, I would cry out of desperation and pray to God to help me. In 1969 i was discharged from the Marine Corps. I thought being out of the Corp would help me feel better but it did not. I started getting DWIs and into legal problems. I moved to Brownsville TX and I found a very nice woman and we got married and had two girls. It was not long since began to get mad for no reason. we moved back to Dallas and i began to have anxiety attacks. I would go to the Dallas VA hospital and i was treated for heart attack. I went to a Veterans service officer and he filed a claim for me. the claim was for PTSD and my knees. I received a denial letter from the VA denying PTSD and awarding zero% for my knee. I hand wrote an appeal and was denied again but i could appeal to the board of veterans appeals??? o was afraid of taking on Judges in DC. I forgot about it and i would get jobs to support my family. I would not last long because i did not get along with people. In 1981 i filed the claim i mentioned and by now i had been treated for PTSD. In 1991 i filed another claim because i got new evidence and sent in the new material and it would be 1995 before the Board of Veterans appeals granted my PTSD claim. I was awarded 10%. $93,00 @m
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