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Anyone interested in how this went. I got my biopsy back, I officially have no signs of Melanoma in my Lymph nodes, I have spoken with my Cadre and I have to go in front of a medical board with my results, they are confident that it will go good. In 3 weeks I can start Pting again, time to...

Technically speaking, I am not diagnosed with any stage as of right now (6/8/13), the sentinental node biopsy was requested to make sure that the initial cancerous mole was not spread anywhere else in my body, if that is the case then there is no signs of Melanoma in my body for right now...

Thanks for all of the concern on the matter, it has now been taken care of with Cadre, and I will be requesting this thread be deleted for privacy reasons as I have not been diagnosed with any stage of melanoma as of now. :thumb:

So should I wait till I am healed up, or go into their offices with my bandages on...?

It get's turned over to DODMERB? I have already been DODMERB Qualified, and been passed through all of that. Swore in, and they have already started paying me bi-weekly. I just emailed my SFC, asking where to direct my question relating the matter.

Yeah, in-till they get the results and give me the boot out of the program with no hesitation at all. Then I am officially back to square 1, what was the point of a History, Military Science degree with no ROTC? Oh wait...There is no point. Maybe I am just being negative, who know's, I will...

The main question, should I contact them this summer or wait till Fall semester rolls around when I am healed up? I am sure it would be better if I waited till I was healed up, to show that there is nothing physically stopping me from doing my job. I may not have anything though...This...

Evening everyone, got a question for the masses to see what everyone says. I am a 3rd year, Contracted AROTC Cadet, and just got out for summer about a month ago... After a casual mole removal with the Dermatologist, it came back as Cancer, Melanoma.. I had to get surgery yesterday to get some...

There is a large debate on if you should do pushups every day or every other day, but in my opinion...Pushups are something you can do every day in different sets, doing 1 day to max out with reps, while the other day is to casually get to your goal over the whole day. Your doing it for reps...

1). More Pushups is how you can increase your pushup count, set a goal of 250 a day in as little sets as possible spread out throughout the day, after 10 – 15 days of doing that, increase slightly and start to do more reps. Over 30 days of straight pushups every day(except 3 days prior to the...

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Welcome to Cadet Land, enjoy your stay. :thumb: I am a MSIII, 3rd year cadet in the AROTC program over here at Old Dominon University, so we are fairly close.. We have done lots of work with the VT Program, seems to be a top program. You won't hear anything from Fort Knox, I don't know why you...

My school gets 2 Airborne, 2 Air Assault slots a year, given out to the highest pters in the battalion. I would have to discuss with my professors, I would like to go during the summer but I don't think that is going to happen anymore.

I contracted today, and swore in and will be going into my MSIII year next year. I was wondering, now that I am contracted with ROTC, will I be allowed to go to Airborne or Air Assault school? I am not a SMP cadet, just a contracted cadet. :thumb:

Close please, thanks for the answers!

Were you watched when you peed in the cup? If not, I am going to assume it wasn't for drugs. :thumb: Also, Larry Mullen has stated on different occasions, that the DODMERB is not testing for drugs, and he is/was the deputy director of the DODMERB. I am going to go off of what he say's!

I go back into the DODMERB on this Thursday, lets hope that you guys are right on the drug test matter! :wink:

Like to the point where my pee is clear? Or will that cause a problem on the test? I normally drink a gallon+ of water a day, so my pee is mostly Clear all through the day. I don't know if that will pose a problem. :thumb:

Thanks for the tip, I will keep that in mind. :thumb:

Hey, thanks for the swift reply! I thought that was all they were testing for, but I was just curios to see what extent the Urinalysis went to! :thumb: