
The Condition Log Pack
Plain logs for recording your symptoms, in your own words, to bring to your provider and your claim.
Your examiner sees fifteen minutes; these logs show them the other six months.
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About this workbook
Fillable logs for recording your symptoms as they happen: mental health, headaches, sleep apnea, back and joints, TBI residuals, and tinnitus and hearing. Bring them to your provider, your representative, and your C&P exam so your record shows the pattern.
Logs inside include
- Back and Joint Pain, Range-of-Motion, and Flare Log
- Migraine and Headache Frequency and Prostrating Attack Log
- PTSD and Mental Health Symptom and Impact Log
- Sleep Apnea Sleep and Daytime-Impact Log
Which one do you need?
- The free field guide (Filing a Mental Health Claim Beyond PTSD) walks you through the task, step by step. It's free on this site.
- The book (VA Mental Health Claims Beyond PTSD) explains the whole subject in depth, with the reasons behind each rule.
- This workbook is where you do the work: fillable pages that keep your records, dates and notes in one file, in order.
You don't need all three. The free guide is enough to do the steps. The workbook is for people who want it organized in one place.
Details
- Fillable PDF, US Letter, 21 pages, 525 fillable fields
- Fill it on screen in the free Adobe Acrobat Reader, or print it and write by hand
- Current as of October 2026
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J. Erickson
Author, educator, former veteran service officer.
J. Erickson is a service-disabled Air Force veteran. He served as a military firefighter and as a veteran service officer, where he spent years walking veterans through the same claims process he writes about now. He holds an MBA and writes plain-language guides for veterans who want to understand the system without a translator.
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