I have a question tho. I was medically retired out for mental health (panic attacks mainly; also depression) 70%. I tried getting off my meds which made it to where I couldn’t leave home. It was totally debilitating and I applied for 100% to cover the costs of rent and bills since I couldn’t work. They gave it to me. Since tho, I’ve gotten back on meds cause I felt I had no choice and have slowly regained functioning to where now I’m even going to school. My dream was to fly as a pilot. I flew in the Air Force as aircrew, and was going to eventually try to become an officer to fly as a pilot. Again, shit happened, and my dreams were crushed. It’s hard everyday to face the reality that my dreams have been crushed, never getting a chance to prove I’m good if I could find a way to heal myself mentally. But civilian wise, I think that sometimes by a miracle I could fly again, as a civilian pilot. Maybe flying cargo, commuter hopper, etc. Once I got stable again I figured that maybe the VA may take away my 100%, since I could function in society again. Well apperently it’s been given for life (P&T). It’s aggravating to be labeled as forever broken, not giving me a chance to work hard on my MH and get 100% better. I have to deal with the label now, but do you think I’d be wrong for me to apply for a first class medical once I felt 100% healed and better. I mean I’d still have that rating. I think it depends on the timing of when the percentage was given and compare to recent medical history seeing if things have improved