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I love EM, it perfectly fits my adrenaline junkie personality. I know there are many jobs out there for this personality type, but I also am attracted to EM for the intellectual challenge and the fact that I will be saving lives. I am aware of the pros...
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at studentdoctor):
You will have, be a paramedic or look into becoming... .
A lot of people consider med school a sacrifice, since not very many enjoy with non-emergent complaints, working them up just enough to know who's service to consult.
Are worth it for you.
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Hi,
My name is Jordon,
I'm. 19 and in the military, I recently been diagnosed with Crohns, back in November 2010 I think. Since then I've moved outon my own, have a job, and supporting myself as best I can (my parents still help me out with doctors and...
Started by combat.engineer449 on
, 11 posts
by 10 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at crohnsforum):
Tell the military! I know you want to stay, but get the service connection for the disability is the cause of having Crohn's.....
He has had a Doctor attempt to med board him.
Crohn's and we're in the same job in the military.
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My spouse is a military personnel officer, and I asked him this question, even though I think that I know the answer. He replied that because he is not a recruiter and has not been asked this question personally, he cannot state the answer without doubt...
Started by JDRF-Team-sgg on
, 21 posts
by 20 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at medhelp):
There are civilians in just about every area of the military working allowed to serve....
Suggested this to other people who have written to us about military service, and I want to suggest to, and a real service to your country.
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I wanna know who served, what branch, and when! Feel free to share any memories or stories of friends and family you have who are serving, have served, or have been lost. I am active Army and have been stationed at Ft. Sill, Ft. Gordon, Ft. Bragg, Camp...
Started by miacanesfan25 on
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by 9 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at bodybuilding):
No stories, sadly would come across the country and beat... .
Great Uncle - Navy.
Unfortunately, he recently passed away in his 40s due to a military-related illness (leukemia).
Uncle - Navy.
Cousin = Marines
Come at me other military families.
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Am I seeing things wrong, or is the military blatantly discriminating against those who have ADHD? According to the Captain in charge of the Air Force ROTC at St. Joseph's University, I can't be taking medication for at least two years and I can't show...
Started by dragonblade629 on
, 14 posts
by 11 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at sevenstring):
It is not discrimination but ....
I could not even join for my medical reasons, and I am VERY surprised they let you in the military with ADHD.
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I guess my handle sort of gives me away. I ran away from home and joined the Army at 17, retired in 1987 with 22 years service, had three tours in Vietnam, two of them on tanks which are much larger than our Solsices. Last tour worked as a LRRP for an...
Started by Old Soldier on
, 15 posts
by 8 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at solsticeforum):
The long and the short of it;
I enlisted....
I had to lie about my phisical health in order to make it into the military it.
Well I may as well it was my time to go .
Have its trying times working for a "corporation" and not the military anymore.
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I know people write about this a lot, but Id really love some help.
I am currently trying to get out of my HPSP contract and was wondering if anyone knows how other people have gone about doing this. Im a fourth year medical student getting ready to go...
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at studentdoctor):
However of the Military Medical Corpse....
I am no blinded fan of the Military Medical Corpse.
THanks Read my website.
Appreciated.
DQ from flying status, not from military service (Unless it is real severe, i.e.
Agreed.
However.
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My husband just left yesterday for a deployment to the middle east (or "sandbox" as they call it).
When he comes back, we're slated to leave and move back to Florida (Christmastime, I think).
Are you active duty? Were you active duty? Is/was your spouse...
Started by hollynanne on
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by 16 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at chronofhorse):
Foreign Military here!
Special Forces....
If it is military related, they are usually out with the Army guys or Marines, on the ground guts.
Fort polky polk
My husband was in the Stan for a year until last .
BUT also Active Military...
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Quote: : I've been put up for it. Just the routing takes forever. Trust me, I'd rather have none...
When you break your back and get shot. Let me know.
So please don't throw words in my mouth.
Thanks
;)
Started by FLYIN on
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by 17 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at svtperformance):
Duty Station: Fort Drum, NY
Combat Tours: OIF 1, OIF 3, OEF 9-10
Time in Service: 8 years
Hoping tours= OIF Jan05-Jan06
Time in service= 6yrs Branch: United States Air Force
Rank: TSgt
AFSC: 2T370: Just returned from convoy duty in Iraq....
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OK I have my bachelors degree and will be going in as a specialist soon. I am thinking about med school as an option either during service or afterward. I don't have all the requirements but I would like to use the TA to get them. from what I'm reading...
Started by 27556094 on
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by 2 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at military):
I am not sure the status of the program.
There is a military medical school and there is a military medical school scholarship program would have to apply to and be accepted from in the service.
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