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Yes, absolutely. My PEBLO is not very helpful - hope you get a good one!

I'm at 18 months waiting from the NARSUM. Surgery will definitely prolong the process, from my experience.

Yep, still just says "no submitted claims," unfortunately.

My myFSS e-mail was 2 July and still waiting. Going off the 11 days for the board + 19 days of VA rating time based on the "normal" timeline that my PEBLO gave me.

A much lower chance to RTD, sure, but AFPC makes the call and you can appeal it. The CIS makes a big difference in retaining someone or not, whether you want to stay in or not

Appeal everything regardless, respond on the last day of suspense, apply for skillbridge, 20 day PTDY. Concurrent receipt is sweet if you can make it to 20.

Congratulations! Did the VA online claim tracker show that your claim had been received and what point its at? Mine has always said no claim submitted, and I'm one step behind you. How'd you find out your VA claim was closed?

The congressional inquiry came back, unfortunately it only let me know what I already knew. It's a waiting game, but I'm happy to know that once this somewhat unique process at my location has been established, it'll benefit future members in my situation.

Wounded Warrior isn't able to assist, but thank you for the recommendation - I hadn't thought to ask yet. I filed a congressional inquiry which has already gained traction, whether it will be positive traction is yet to be seen, but I'm being optimistic about it.

I'm Air Force stationed with the Army at a GSU, and I get all my medical treatment through the Army and local providers. I went though AMRO at an Air Force installation a few hours away, and they directed IRILO. The problem is that the Army won't write the NARSUM and neither will the Air Force...

Neural foraminal stenosis was part of my diagnosis that led to a directed MEB, but under degenerative conditions that include herniated discs, sciatica, and a lot of arthritis.