When does PTSD become considered unfitting?

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peter123

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I understand PTSD can eventually become unfitting.

But what are the determining factors? I understand the concepts below:

a. Persistence or recurrence of symptoms sufficient to require extended or recurrent hospitalization; or

b. Persistence or recurrence of symptoms necessitating limitations of duty or duty in protected environment; or

c. Persistence or recurrence of symptoms resulting in interference with effective military performance.

Can't carry a weapon? Sleep? Acccess to therapy?
 
For reference, I'm sitting at 70% PTSD (90% Total) while in the Army Guard. Just recently had to fill out the online PHA. Been in treatment on and off for a few years, wondering if having previous and ongoing treatment will impact whether a medboard is initiated or given a trial of duty for care.
 
It depends on how it affects your job performance.
 
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chaplaincharlie said:
It depends on how it affects your job performance.
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Oldie but goodie for me, do you mind elaborating sir? I’m an instructor and we do VR which triggers my PTSD. It’s roughly 30% of the course and I need a substitute. Also if I ever go back to working on planes I don’t see how I could do it. I’ve expressed this to MH who I’ve been seeing for ~6 months
 
It depends on how severe the VA examiner rates your PTSD.
 
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