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Soooooo glad to see that you have turned some heads! I remember your first post here:)

Can you provide some details about yourself? Are you active duty, active National Guard, active reserve? How many years of service? When was the initial complaints or diagnosis of M.D.? Also do you have a family history does this normally runs in the family?

I agree with chaplaincharlie here that it would be totally worth you reaching out to an attorney. NILOD- 1)Absent without authority- Made after formal investigation 2)Due to Member’s misconduct 3)EPTS- Not service aggravated (EPTS-NSA)-made by clear and unmistakable evidence that condition...

If you’re that far away you’re covered. I referred to an Air Force reg, I assume in the forum documents you’ll find one for the army. But essentially it should say when the military provider is supplied civilian documentation and enters a profile for that individual. They should do an LOD. And...

From what I have seen, yes, as long as you keep at least one month of post 9/11 on the side.

You should be getting seen via the military health system unless you are geographically separated from one. Aside from that...an LOD was required to be done per 2.2 of 36-2910. The military provider was required to have initiated one within 5 days of you turning in you’re outside medical...

You can pull the post 9/11 housing allowance VS voc rehab stipend.

If you Are you saying you recently transferred to your son which required the additional 4 year commitment? if you are medically retired you essentially satisfy that additional 9/11 commitment time.

36-2910 indicates the amount of time they have to initiate and complete an LOD. IMO the LOD should have been imitated immediately. WHEN YOU REPORTED THE LUMP. 1.6.8. For ARC, in addition to the situations listed above, an LOD determination must be made when: 1.6.8.1. The member incurs or...

Sounds like an easy fix. They suggested that my tendon tear and radial tunnel syndrome would be resolved in 56 days (via their peer review). Funny thing is my primary care team had me pop Motrin for 19 months before granting me an MRI.

Aloha forum, Could anyone direct me to a resource for Peer reviewed recovery timelines? I am applying for MEDCON (not a well run process) but they are referencing Peer reviewed recovery timelines that seem pretty arbitrary. Any input here is appreciated.

Jason, I’m brand new to your forum but would be happy to contribute. Can you PM me? I saw your lifetime donation suggests a hidden forum but don’t know what that’s about. Additionally, I think I might be able to help in other ways. Nate

It’s funny as this has been in the regs for years. It looks like they now want to force the medical community to do the paperwork. Which is slow in the AD world and worse in the guard side...we have people on 3 year WWD profiles but haven’t MEB’d them. Retention there will be a problem...