Many veterans, at one point or another, have experienced a stressful event during their time in the military. Some moments are easier to shake off, while others leave a lasting impact. Both experiences are completely normal. But for many veterans, that impact can linger long after service ends, manifesting as something more serious: Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder, commonly known as PTSD. 

Whether your condition has worsened, new evidence has emerged, or you simply feel the VA undervalued your case, pursuing a rating increase could mean gaining access to the benefits you rightfully earned.

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