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Any updates on this?

Trying to figure out how necessary it is to go. We were there for summer seminar and for another visit already.

Yes, we specifically heard from the waiver authority and it's the medication, not the condition that is the problem.

This is an odd medication for low blood pressure. High blood pressure meds seem to be allowed.

But really, everything is conditional until I-Day.

It's very unfortunate, but I've seen on this forum it's happened to some others as well.

Yes, I have been looking - but don't see anything specifically about allowing medications.

DD received appointment in January. Wavier denied on Friday because of medication. It's a low dose medication that she is tapering off of but still needs. She is a track runner and meets recruitment times, and has been conversing with the coaches. Sounds like they have to get the waiver...

Who were the people that issued the ETP?

Ahh ok. We didn't even receive a letter yet - will keep checking on the portal. Thank you!

We looked on the Dodmerb site and also called our rep - but they didn't know anything about this form. Where exactly did you find it?

Is the form on the DoDMERB site or did they send it to you?

Any idea how many are granted per incoming class?

Curious - what is an ETP waiver?

Did they ask for an AMI before the waiver was initially rejected? What did you end up sending in?

Did you accept the appointment to USAFA?

Any updates on your efforts for an appeal?

Has anyone or anyone heard of receiving a waiver for a low dose of fludrocortisone?

How difficult do you find it to balance your class workload - especially if one is in athletics?

I believe it's called an ETP.