Related to my other posts, we think that my daughter's file is now being considered for a waiver because the status switched from "under waiver review" to "under dodmerb review" this afternoon. However, after her DQ last Friday we scheduled a visit to a urologist on our own (first we could get in was today), and she is now scheduled for a MAG3 renal scan tomorrow. The doctor is willing to write a letter for us stating that due to her history (a condition she had as a baby which she had surgery for and which has not been an issue since) that the items she was DQ'd for should not be a factor to her current or future health. However, he was waiting for the scan so he could have additional supporting evidence. This letter likely won't be in til next week since her scan isn't until tomorrow afternoon.
Is there any way for us to let the waiver committee/authorities who are looking at her file know that this additional test is being done and that an expert in the field will be submitting a letter with his expert opinion to support that she is healthy? My daughter emailed DODMERB (the POC for our last name) and let them know. Is there any other way to contact those who are considering her for a waiver? We will be devastated if the waiver committee denies her without asking for further tests and without getting the chance to look at the additional results and letter that will demonstrate that she is healthy.
We see that there is a DODMERB liaison for the Coast Guard Academy so my daughter will be emailing her directly. Any other advice?
Is there any way for us to let the waiver committee/authorities who are looking at her file know that this additional test is being done and that an expert in the field will be submitting a letter with his expert opinion to support that she is healthy? My daughter emailed DODMERB (the POC for our last name) and let them know. Is there any other way to contact those who are considering her for a waiver? We will be devastated if the waiver committee denies her without asking for further tests and without getting the chance to look at the additional results and letter that will demonstrate that she is healthy.
We see that there is a DODMERB liaison for the Coast Guard Academy so my daughter will be emailing her directly. Any other advice?