I would first like to thank anyone who can help me understand what is going on.
Back Story: I have been in the AF for 10 years now. In 2010 I was diagnosed with asthma, every year I have a RILO. In 2009 I was involved in a car accident that resulted in me having lower back pain.
My RILO closed out a month ago and I was returned back to duty. Today I get an e-mail stating that I am going up against an MEB board for asthma and back pain. I have not seen my PCM regarding back pain nor am I on a profile for back pain. My question is how is that I was cleared a month ago and I'm facing a Medical Board for asthma. Nothing in my asthma condition has changed. I thought that during a RILO was the time that they decided if a MEB was needed.
When the issues were active and I was going in for physical therapy, chiropractor and all these other specialist I was not facing an MEB, the word never came up. But now the asthma I was returned to duty for and the back pain that is not hindering anything and is not constant is now a factor when it never was before.
Back Story: I have been in the AF for 10 years now. In 2010 I was diagnosed with asthma, every year I have a RILO. In 2009 I was involved in a car accident that resulted in me having lower back pain.
My RILO closed out a month ago and I was returned back to duty. Today I get an e-mail stating that I am going up against an MEB board for asthma and back pain. I have not seen my PCM regarding back pain nor am I on a profile for back pain. My question is how is that I was cleared a month ago and I'm facing a Medical Board for asthma. Nothing in my asthma condition has changed. I thought that during a RILO was the time that they decided if a MEB was needed.
When the issues were active and I was going in for physical therapy, chiropractor and all these other specialist I was not facing an MEB, the word never came up. But now the asthma I was returned to duty for and the back pain that is not hindering anything and is not constant is now a factor when it never was before.