Our Library Offers a Wealth of VA Disability Information
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Compensation & Pension Exam for a Service-Connected Eye Condition When you apply for VA disability benefits for a service-connected eye injury, you’ll need a Compensation & Pension exam to assess your condition. -
Disability Benefits for Veterans With Service-Connected Eye Injuries If you’re a veteran who suffered an eye injury while in service, you may be eligible for disability benefits. Find out which eye injuries qualify. -
Veterans and Alcoholism: Getting Treatment Veterans who abuse alcohol risk developing alcohol use disorder. Here, learn about treatment options available to veterans for this condition. -
Veterans Show Higher Rate of Alcoholism Veterans have a higher risk of alcohol use disorder due to the unique circumstances they face during combat. Learn more here. -
Important Facts About the VA’s Right to Take Away Your Gun Under certain conditions, the VA can take away a veteran’s gun. Here, learn the circumstances that allow the VA this right -
What to Know About Gun Ownership If You’ve Been Diagnosed With a Mental Health Condition If you’re a veteran diagnosed with PTSD, you may worry about your right to own a firearm, laws about gun ownership and mental health issues. -
When You’re Denied VA Benefits Because of Malingering Malingering and Denied VA Benefits -
What Happens With Your C&P Exam If You're Diagnosed With PTSD When you apply for VA disability benefits for PTSD, you’ll undergo a C&P exam to assess your condition. Here, learn more about this exam for PTSD. -
Veterans With PTSD: Understanding Hypervigilance Veterans suffering from PTSD often have symptoms of hypervigilance. In this article, we explain more about what it means to be hypervigilant. -
Veterans With PTSD: Understanding Stressors The traumatic event experienced by a veteran suffering from PTSD is also known as a stressor. Learn more about how stressors factor into this mental condition.
