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My pinky toe was fractured and is partially healed - but not fully. However, there is no pain and the doctor said it was 'clinically healed' If it doesn't fully heal - but there is no pain - can I get a waiver?
 
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Send cy of your medical records from date of injury to current regarding this treatment

Send to DoDMERB_saforums@yahoo.com
State this”your username with all the numbers - your complete name and last 4 - nonunion small toe.”
 
MullenLE said:
Insufficient verifiable info to answer here.
Send cy of your medical records from date of injury to current regarding this treatment

Send to DoDMERB_saforums@yahoo.com
State this”your username with all the numbers - your complete name and last 4 - nonunion small toe.”
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Hi,

I would rather not do that to someone I don't know. I would rather go through the official process. However for context, I was injured in September.
 
Just so you know, you will NOT get a reliable answer to your question on this type forum, because NO one knows the answer
 
He’s the Deputy Chief of DoDMERB and has helped countless families navigate the medical piece of this roller coaster in this forum over a large number of years. Went quiet for a while but recently back with much activity. Yes, I’m THAT guy that started reading tons of the old threads to educate myself on the details of the process as well as the rhythm underlying it in order to best advise my DS. I believe if you read for a while you will see Mr. Mullen is beyond helpful and trustworthy.
 
okboomer said:
He’s the Deputy Chief of DoDMERB and has helped countless families navigate the medical piece of this roller coaster in this forum over a large number of years. Went quiet for a while but recently back with much activity. Yes, I’m THAT guy that started reading tons of the old threads to educate myself on the details of the process as well as the rhythm underlying it in order to best advise my DS. I believe if you read for a while you will see Mr. Mullen is beyond helpful and trustworthy.
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OP may not know that. If so, good for him for not emailing personal info. I wouldn’t know if I didn’t know [emoji23]

Blessed to have Dodmerb forum GOAT back helping.
 
Yes, that is why I suggested reading for a while to gain the same level of trust I would have if DS needed help navigating anything medical qualification related.
 
345676543456787654 said:
Hi,

I would rather not do that to someone I don't know. I would rather go through the official process. However for context, I was injured in September.
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You will not get better advice than from THE Deputy Director of DoDMERB...
 
345676543456787654 said:
Hi,

I would rather not do that to someone I don't know. I would rather go through the official process. However for context, I was injured in September.
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If you have not read every item in the left-hand menu at the link below, I recommend it.

In “Questions about the process?,” Mr. Mullen introduces himself as the Deputy Director. About as primary source official as you can get.

 
Here is another thread that contains Mr. Mullen's "official" government email:

Complete Status

My DoDMETS portal was update to "complete" on 1/8/20 and has not changed. It says "your case is complete and is currently being reviewed by a CIV case manager." Does anyone know what this means and when I should expect it to change again?
www.serviceacademyforums.com
 
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345676543456787654 said:
My pinky toe was fractured and is partially healed - but not fully. However, there is no pain and the doctor said it was 'clinically healed' If it doesn't fully heal - but there is no pain - can I get a waiver?
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i started to read your email and 3 attachments. No apology needed and no disrespect received. The email then disappeared. Pls resend.
 
345676543456787654 I've replied to your email
 
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