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Dazy_Hazelnuts_5894

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Just wanted to post my timeline since I've been in this process for a hot minute. I’m an O-3, been in for 5 years (9 total because 4 years for mil. school). Referred condition: Major Depressive Disorder (MDD). I requested to be evaluated on both PTSD (3x MSTs) and MDD. Also, I originally wanted to go LDES but changed my mind last minute to go IDES. I’ll answer any questions about why/how/etc. and the biggest difference I’ve seen since being in the IDES.



12 June 24: Inpatient Hospitalization

12 July 24-Present: Outpatient Hospitalization (PHP & IOP)

Early Aug. 24: Referred to MEB

7 Oct. 24: PCM started drafting NARSUM

16 Oct. 24: AAC 31/DAV 41

14 Nov. 24: Was told I should have 37 (Suprise, there were system errors, so delay)

25 Nov. 24: CC signed CIS

1 Dec. 24: Code 37

26 Dec. 24: NARSUM sent up to AFPC (do not retain)

31 Dec. 24: FL4 f/ AFPC

21 Jan. 25: PEBLO received paperwork from AFPC/was told to choose from 3 options (1) MEB/PEB but may extend past my separation date (2) keep separation date and proceed as normal (inc. terminal leave etc.) (3) separate with code 37--> I picked option 1, but for LDES.)

21 Jan. 25: Signed Med Hold (my original separation date was for 18 April 2025)

27 Jan. 25: AFPC approved Med Hold, which extended my DOS to Oct. 2025

04 Feb. 25: Med group referred me to IDES.

11 Feb. 25: Officially switched from LDES to IDES

20 Feb. 25: AFW2 meeting

26 Feb. 25: 1st meeting with MSC

27 Feb. 25: 2nd meeting with MSC, signed 526ez & 686c

XX 2025: First C&P

XX 2025: Last C&P

XX 2025: DBQs posted to Tricare Online

XX 2025: NARSUM received/rebuttal/signed

XX 2025: Found unfit, forwarded to PEB

XX 2025: VA claim closed

XX 2025: IPEB findings

XX 2025: Signed 618

XX 2025: MyFSS email

XX 2025: 1180 Signature

XX 2025: Orders/DOS
 
Just wanted to ask a question because my anxiety is of the charts. I’m also getting boarded for MDD and PTSD from MST and my timeline is going much much slower than yours so I’m going even more crazy lol what was the psych evaluation like for you? They gonna be digging into me like an interrogation
 
The psych evaluation was the worst out of the three... it was extremely tough mentally and physically. She questioned every little thing from the beginning of time. I was in tears about 10 minutes not only from rehashing very very detailed memories but feeling like she didnt believe me about anything. Took about 3 hours in person. I will say that this isn't everyone's experience though. I personally know folks who just had a quick 20 minute phone call. It really really just depends on which cards you're handed unfortunately.
 
Dazy_Hazelnuts_5894 said:
The psych evaluation was the worst out of the three... it was extremely tough mentally and physically. She questioned every little thing from the beginning of time. I was in tears about 10 minutes not only from rehashing very very detailed memories but feeling like she didnt believe me about anything. Took about 3 hours in person. I will say that this isn't everyone's experience though. I personally know folks who just had a quick 20 minute phone call. It really really just depends on which cards you're handed unfortunately.
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Yeaaaahhhh thats what I was expecting lol that sucks and I'm sorry thats how it went for you. Like even just seeing the details above I can tell you went through something, you were literally Inpatient... no one goes there for the heck of it. I literally have nightmares about the place I went for Inpatient, waking up in a full panic attack(add that to the list of trauma jk jk) I know I have a history of trauma that they are gonna try to use against me which makes me nervous but I know for a fact the harassment and the lack of medical help in the service contributed to my spiral. So Im hoping I can stick to my guns and not let them bully me into saying I am making it all up lol Sorry I am ranting on your post its just nice to see I am not alone and not that crazy
 
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Yeaaaahhhh thats what I was expecting lol that sucks and I'm sorry thats how it went for you. Like even just seeing the details above I can tell you went through something, you were literally Inpatient... no one goes there for the heck of it. I literally have nightmares about the place I went for Inpatient, waking up in a full panic attack(add that to the list of trauma jk jk) I know I have a history of trauma that they are gonna try to use against me which makes me nervous but I know for a fact the harassment and the lack of medical help in the service contributed to my spiral. So Im hoping I can stick to my guns and not let them bully me into saying I am making it all up lol Sorry I am ranting on your post its just nice to see I am not alone and not that crazy
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You're not alone I promise. I just keep myself sane by reading my kindle and work lol and not reloading mhs genesis or va.gov
 
Dazy_Hazelnuts_5894 said:
Just wanted to post my timeline since I've been in this process for a hot minute. I’m an O-3, been in for 5 years (9 total because 4 years for mil. school). Referred condition: Major Depressive Disorder (MDD). I requested to be evaluated on both PTSD (3x MSTs) and MDD. Also, I originally wanted to go LDES but changed my mind last minute to go IDES. I’ll answer any questions about why/how/etc. and the biggest difference I’ve seen since being in the IDES.



12 June 24: Inpatient Hospitalization

12 July 24-Present: Outpatient Hospitalization (PHP & IOP)

Early Aug. 24: Referred to MEB

7 Oct. 24: PCM started drafting NARSUM

16 Oct. 24: AAC 31/DAV 41

14 Nov. 24: Was told I should have 37 (Suprise, there were system errors, so delay)

25 Nov. 24: CC signed CIS

1 Dec. 24: Code 37

26 Dec. 24: NARSUM sent up to AFPC (do not retain)

31 Dec. 24: FL4 f/ AFPC

21 Jan. 25: PEBLO received paperwork from AFPC/was told to choose from 3 options (1) MEB/PEB but may extend past my separation date (2) keep separation date and proceed as normal (inc. terminal leave etc.) (3) separate with code 37--> I picked option 1, but for LDES.)

21 Jan. 25: Signed Med Hold (my original separation date was for 18 April 2025)

27 Jan. 25: AFPC approved Med Hold, which extended my DOS to Oct. 2025

04 Feb. 25: Med group referred me to IDES.

11 Feb. 25: Officially switched from LDES to IDES

20 Feb. 25: AFW2 meeting

26 Feb. 25: 1st meeting with MSC

27 Feb. 25: 2nd meeting with MSC, signed 526ez & 686c

XX 2025: First C&P

XX 2025: Last C&P

XX 2025: DBQs posted to Tricare Online

XX 2025: NARSUM received/rebuttal/signed

XX 2025: Found unfit, forwarded to PEB

XX 2025: VA claim closed

XX 2025: IPEB findings

XX 2025: Signed 618

XX 2025: MyFSS email

XX 2025: 1180 Signature

XX 2025: Orders/DOS
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12 June 24: Inpatient Hospitalization

12 July 24-13 June 25: Outpatient Hospitalization (PHP & IOP)

Early Aug. 24: Referred to MEB

07 Oct. 24: PCM started drafting NARSUM

16 Oct. 24: AAC 31/DAV 41

14 Nov. 24: Was told I should have 37 (Suprise, there were system errors, so delay)

25 Nov. 24: CC signed CIS

1 Dec. 24: Code 37

26 Dec. 24: NARSUM sent up (do not retain)

31 Dec. 24: FL4 f/ AFPC

21 Jan. 25: PEBLO received paperwork from AFPC/was told to choose from 3 options (1) MEB/PEB but may extend past my separation date (2) keep separation date and proceed as normal (inc. terminal leave etc.) (3) separate with code 37--> I picked option 1, but for LDES.)

21 Jan. 25: Signed Med Hold (my original separation date was for 18 April 2025)

27 Jan. 25: AFPC approved Med Hold, which extended my DOS to Oct. 2025

04 Feb. 25: Med group referred me to IDES.

11 Feb. 25: Officially switched from LDES to IDES

20 Feb. 25: AFW2 meeting

26 Feb. 25: 1st meeting with MSC

27 Feb. 25: 2nd meeting with MSC, signed 526ez & 686c

11-13 March 2025: First and Last C&P (3 in total)

20 May 2025: Found unfit, forwarded to PEB

22 May 2025: Signed 618

08 July 2025: MyFSS email

XX 2025: 1180 Signature

XX 2025: Orders/DOS

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Finally received that sweet MyFSS email. Fun facts, my PEBLO said that AFPC has a 20MB pdf limit and mine was 80MB so a lot of the delay was reformatting my documents and sending them up properly. That's roughly 350 pages for my package. My entire med. records is pushing close to 1,500 pages.
 
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