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FD-302a (Rev. 10-6-95) b b7c 1 oO 27 9A-WF-222936-USAMRIID Continuation of FD-302 of | | ,On 02/28/2005 __, Page 3 | tttst—“‘(‘édL OCIVINS Was always a little unusual,| J IVINS discussed his own personal issues] He discussed the difficult relationship between himself and his wife, and difficulties with his teenage children. He expressed insecurities about being without friends and being perceived as strange or weird. IVINS indicated that he started to see a counselor. Issues of depression, rampant insecurities, history of psychiatric illness in his family were also discussed by TviNs[o According tof IVINS was insecure personally, not professionally. IVINS informedL__| that he was labeled with bipolar and schizophrenic disorders; however, the disorder labels did not fit_with so disregarded them. was not clear whether the labels were_assigned by IVINS or his doctors _[ ____aid not recall ff | was aware of these labels. thought that IVINS had a personality disorder which didn oss into "frank psychosis." Nothing in IVINS' behavior made worry about the technical aspects of his job performance. His condition affected his social interactions; however, his disorder did not prevent his functioning at work, nor his community involvement -and work with children. IVINS was too critical of himself. He analyzed every word said to him and all of the possible meanings implied by statements directed toward him. IVINS discussed his family background with[ on occasion. He grew up in Lebanon, Ohio, where his father was a pharmacist. id not believe that IVINS' mother worked outside of the amily took trips out West to visit Nationa . S visited an aunt did not recall whether the visits were family outings. IVINS never referenced any traumatic occurrences in his life. He