medical separation

  1. J

    My story with West Point and the Army (A long read but an important issue)

    While my experience with West Point has largely disillusioned me with the military and the Army, I am not writing this to be vindictive. Rather, my intent of sharing this story is to caution the ambitious SA applicants on this forum and highlight serious issues with the state of the military in...
  2. S

    Medically Disqualifying, Yr 3/4

    I recently recieved a memorandum disenrolling me for ROTC for “pulmonary embolism” as a disqualifying condition from Hughes, MG Commanding. (After only a medical review on paper.) I had a pulmonary embolism over a year ago after I contracted but after temporary anticoagulation and surgical...
  3. M

    Medical Separation

    I'm a current mid in the class of 2020. To make an extremely long story short, after a surgery in January this year I was diagnosed with a complex, chronic pain condition. I spent most of my spring semester in Walter Reed undergoing treatments and hospital stays, attending only 40 days of class...
  4. R

    Life after Medical separation

    I was medically separated from USNA for depression in January. Since then, I have started school at a new university and have good grades and everything, began antidepressants and counseling, but I am completely haunted by my failure. I have found myself isolated and unable to move on and I...
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