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Yeah, medically retired. I wouldn't plan on receiving retirement pay for at least a month after separation.

If you are retired, you will receive your retirement pay (your DOD % x current base pay) until your VA disability kicks in. I just signed my findings and was told this by my PEBLO. But there will still be about a month without pay between separation/retirement date and retirement check from...

3MAR21 - Got call from MEBLO. 4MAR21 - Met with MEBLO. 5MAR21 - Legal counseling and signed for IDES election. 9MAR21 - IDES legal counseling and received email from MSC to schedule. 10MAR21 - Meeting with MSC. 11MAR21 (estimate, can't remember exact date) - Scheduled C&P exams. 17MAR21 -...

Today's the day! AD USN - 30% DoD/90% VA, PDRL. Case started 4Mar21 Submitted to PEB 6Jul21 Results from attorney 28Dec21 Waiting to get call from PEBLO office to sign findings.

Lol, in July I was told end of Sept/beginning of Oct. Then I was told end of November/December and now January. I'm a day behind you, 164 PEB/ 121 MO so I'll be keeping an eye out for your results.

The guesstimate I've received for my July submission is anywhere from mid-December to mid-January... hoping for December since I've had a job held for me since May. Eek. Don't think they can hold it too much longer.

I'm not sure where you're located, but if you're in San Diego, I recently found out about the MHOOD clinic. It is located right next to the big commissary on the 32nd street base. I have sailors around me talk about it all the time, they're able to walk in and get things like referrals very...

Right there with you, 120 at PEB, around 77 with MO. Keep your head up, look for the silver linings. I know they seem few and far between right now but we're all here to support each other.

Looks like my case has been with the medical officer for 63 days as of the latest PEBLO report.

Well that makes me nervous... A while back, I noticed on MNA that my deployability category had switched and said "IDES - PEB ACCEPTED" and about two days ago I noticed it is saying "FULLY DEPLOYABLE" again. I'm really hoping that I'm just overthinking this small detail and that it doesn't mean...

One of my friends cases was submitted in Feb.

I haven't been able to find where you can see that your case was accepted on TOL but when I logged into My Navy Assignment and looked at my Personnel Details page, it shows "DES - PEB ACCEPTED" (not verbatim, something very similar though). **Mine was submitted in July.

How was your process with applying for Skillbridge while going through a PEB? I'm debating on applying but not sure if I'll have any luck. I'm Navy, not sure if you are in another braanch. I've been in PEB stage since July 6 and was told I probably won't have a DD214 in hand before next year...

You can apply at any time during your med board process. Requirements are to have at least two months of service left and commit to 20 hours/week. The agencies have to work around any appointments you have.

I applied a few months back but hadn’t heard anything until a couple weeks ago. They do not relocate you, they place you with a federal agency within your location. Once you submit your application, you will tell them what agency you’re interested in and they will find any internship...

When I signed my MEB intake forms, there was a form that said if you decide to do elective surgery while during the MEB, they can pause/stop your process if it is possible that the surgery/procedure will correct your referred condition. I would definitely double check with your attorney.

You have to have orders to start the move application, one of the first few entries on the application is your orders number. From what I've seen on here, you will receive your retirement orders and have approximately a two month window before you retirement date.

Nah. Nothing yet. I spoke to a NWW rep last week and he said something along the lines of "I can see there's progress being made on your case but I don't have any other information other than that." Reached out to my PEBLO over two weeks ago, no response. Reached out to my attorney last week...

They review your records as well as the QTC DBQs. For example, my doctor did not put on my migraine DBQ that my migraines were prostrating. However, they still rated them at a higher percentage due to there being plenty of evidence in my medical records that show that they are prostrating...

Thank you! I'm just trying to plan accordingly so that helps a lot. I wanted to make sure I was interpreting the verbiage right.