Serving in the military is more than a physical battle. This experience can also leave behind extensive psychological and emotional scars, including post-traumatic stress disorder, or PTSD. While a real and valid concern, proving or documenting this type of condition can be somewhat of a challenge. However, for a successful claim, it is a necessary step.
Prepare A Symptom And Effect Record
Prepare a symptom and effect record. Within this record, you will have someone close to you document your symptoms from PTSD as well as the reaction that they generate.
Many people believe if someone crashes into the back of a car, that person automatically takes all the blame. While there's something to that notion, you shouldn't make that automatic assumption. Rear-end collisions don't always fall fully on one party.
How Rear-End Collisions Generally Happen
Rear-end collisions occur for a variety of reason. Almost all of them involve the person behind either following too close, or not paying attention.
That's why there's a general assumption that the person behind takes all the blame when these types of collisions occur.
