Almost every community across America has a significant group of disabled veterans living in their midst. Many veterans return from service with deeply rooted mental health and adverse emotional issues that keep them from enjoying life as they should. A large number of these veterans fall through the cracks for community outreach programs and help with finances, medical expenses, and other costs. Learn how one dedicated team of lawyers for disabled veterans can help.
Veterans Deserve Compensation Benefits for Disabilities
Some veterans are too proud or embarrassed to ask for the needed help they need. This is especially true if the veteran is suffering from an untreated underlying mental health problem that can go unnoticed by others in their life. Some of the possible mental health conditions that could qualify a veteran for needed veterans’ disability benefits include PTSD, chronic depression, bipolar disorder, schizophrenia, anger management issues, and many others.
Common Symptoms of Underlying Mental or Emotional Issues
Unfortunately, the symptoms that are usually present when an underlying mental health condition goes undiagnosed and/or untreated can mimic symptoms from a wide range of causes. Symptoms may include angry outbursts, paranoid behavior, experiencing delusions or hallucinations, problems with relationships, deep sadness or depression, insomnia, panic attacks, jittery behaviors, physical aches and pains, inability to focus, and many more possible troubling signs and symptoms.
How to Find Committed Lawyers for Disabled Veterans
Take advantage of a free legal consultation appointment to discuss your situation. Contact Jackson & MacNichol Law Offices today.
