Good afternoon everyone,
A little bit about me before I ask for some guidance. I have been in the Air Force for 10 years and am an E-6. I was referred to the MEB in September and was coded 37 in October. I just filled out my VA claims with the MSC and asked my peblo today for my Narsum. Upon receiving my narsum, I noticed some harsh/glaring comments that paint me to be a bad person. I was referred to the MEB for PTSD, Social Anxiety, and Unspecified Bipolar. Additionally, I have taken a psych test around sometime in September that came back invalid. On the narsum, it writes about overrating/stating my symptoms and possible malingering. The problem is prior to me taking the psych test, I was not completely forth coming with my symptoms and experiences because I was fearful of my career. When things started getting worse, I decided to open up and be truthful. The doctor wrote about "a cry for help" and that does not necessarily mean someone is overstating their symptoms or malingering. The problem I have is the doctor states my PTSD is NILOD (not in trouble) and my Unspecified Bipolar is NILOD with pt reporting a diagnosis of bipolar at 6 y/o. I did not know I was diagnosed with anything until 2013 while I was in the military going through mental health treatment and my mother disclosed to me that I was diagnosed with "Manic Depression". I reported what I was told and informed of by my mother who stopped me from getting any type of help for the fear of ruining my adult life. So, I received all my diagnosis in the military. With my doctor stating NILOD, does that mean I am shafted and I will be left without anything? Does this mean that a 10 year career as an E-6 promotable to E-7 is down the drain? Or is there any sort of hope for me?
Any information would be awesome.
Thanks.
A little bit about me before I ask for some guidance. I have been in the Air Force for 10 years and am an E-6. I was referred to the MEB in September and was coded 37 in October. I just filled out my VA claims with the MSC and asked my peblo today for my Narsum. Upon receiving my narsum, I noticed some harsh/glaring comments that paint me to be a bad person. I was referred to the MEB for PTSD, Social Anxiety, and Unspecified Bipolar. Additionally, I have taken a psych test around sometime in September that came back invalid. On the narsum, it writes about overrating/stating my symptoms and possible malingering. The problem is prior to me taking the psych test, I was not completely forth coming with my symptoms and experiences because I was fearful of my career. When things started getting worse, I decided to open up and be truthful. The doctor wrote about "a cry for help" and that does not necessarily mean someone is overstating their symptoms or malingering. The problem I have is the doctor states my PTSD is NILOD (not in trouble) and my Unspecified Bipolar is NILOD with pt reporting a diagnosis of bipolar at 6 y/o. I did not know I was diagnosed with anything until 2013 while I was in the military going through mental health treatment and my mother disclosed to me that I was diagnosed with "Manic Depression". I reported what I was told and informed of by my mother who stopped me from getting any type of help for the fear of ruining my adult life. So, I received all my diagnosis in the military. With my doctor stating NILOD, does that mean I am shafted and I will be left without anything? Does this mean that a 10 year career as an E-6 promotable to E-7 is down the drain? Or is there any sort of hope for me?
Any information would be awesome.
Thanks.
