u/Alive-Yak7527

It was grim there for a while, but what a win!

I had put in a claim in August of 2025 for my depression but had a lot going on in my life so I didn’t get to send any evidence in and ultimately completely forgot that I had put it in. I obviously ended up getting denied due to lack of evidence. I tried putting in a claim earlier this year for my anxiety and insomnia. I was immediately denied saying that since my depression claim was denied that they couldn’t take any other mental health claims. I wound up putting in a supplemental claim for my 2025 depression claim (and this time I did use evidence including in service treatment records) and had my C&P exam a few days ago. I was wondering if I do get rated for my depression, does it make sense to put in a claim for my anxiety and insomnia or does it all fall under the mental health category.

I was wondering if anyone can tell me how many people showed up or how it’s looking seating wise?

Knicks can win it all in game 5

I went into the Navy at 19 and just recently got accepted to my local university. I haven’t been to school in 7 years and it’s a little intimidating going back especially since I could potentially be the oldest is some of my classes. I was wondering if 18 hours is too much to take while working full time if I’m wanting to do premed? 12 hours is considered full time, but I feel like I could do more. I’m really excited to go back to school but, I don’t want to overload myself or get burnt out. Long-term goal is to go to med-school and become a licensed physician. Just looking for advice for on how to go about this process after being removed for what feels like forever.

25 male. I went into the Navy at 19 and just recently got accepted to my local university. I haven’t been to school in 7 years and it’s a little intimidating going back especially since I could potentially be the oldest is some of my classes. I was wondering if 18 hours is too much to take while working full time if I’m wanting to do premed? 12 hours is considered full time, but I feel like I could do more. I’m really excited to go back to school but, I don’t want to overload myself or get burnt out. Long-term goal is to go to med-school and become a licensed physician. Just looking for advice for on how to go about this process after being removed for what feels like forever.