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Deployed twice in Afghanistan, 2007 and 2010. I got released in 2015, I applied in 2022 after a few nightmares and other shits. First time applying and got 45%, my case manager from VAC told me max for PTSD is 60%. If things change, for worst, I could do a reassessment in 2 years (2024).

Sorry for the late reply, Yes you have to apply for the additional pain and suffering. It took me 2-3 weeks for an answer. From step 1 to step final decision, super fast. John

Great information there. They gave me 45% for my PTSD last month, and now Im receiving the additional pain and suffering at level 3, which is 567$ a month. If I understood correctly, they will evaluate me every year for my additional pain and suffering? If so, how they evaluate? John

Thanks for the info, Got my decision letter on Monday the 28th, I ask for the form the same day. So far, I have good experience with VAC. Nothing bad to say at this moment. It took 4 months for my hearing loss and 3 months for my ptsd, both favorable decisions. Now, what im feeling, is that...

Just got my decision letter today November 28, I asked the form for the lump sum too. How long did it take to have the form? And, did you received the lump sum yet? John

Thanks for the update. I got told my decision letter should be available this week. John

Any update from October 27th? Did you received the decision letter? Did you ask for the lump sum? John

Something similar with me. August 25th: Submitted for Pain & Suffering (PTSD). August 26th: Message received from VAC saying that I have access full access to mental health coverage. August 27th: Got in contact with a psychologist, told her that VAC need an evaluation for a possible PTSD...