Usnavymle,
Thank you! That puts me at ease. I have some combat related injuries/ailments, but nothing that is THAT big of a deal. I don't mind redoing paperwork, you know the motto "Hurry up and wait" lol
Well, dependent on what they want and the availability of appointments at medical, this part of the process could take longer than the first. I only had one combat-related issue, an mTBI I suffered in 2011. When I returned in 2012, I had multiple exams and MRIs, but was given the "all clear" by the doctors. None of that mattered to the medical processors though, because that assessment was made back in 2012. Never mind the fact that I'd completed a degree program with an above-average GPA and achieved all "Excellent" or "Outstanding" PFAs since! Anyway, I was given a bit of a runaround by the appointment line (three months wait for an appointment with a specialist), and decided to get my CoC involved (a side note here, NRC does issue letters of inactivity to folks who don't keep contact and complete medical in a reasonable amount of time, essentially negating your Pro Rec). Once it was pushed that this was for a commission, I was able to get in three weeks later, receive the documentation within a month after, and had my PQ the same day I submitted everything.
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really hope that your experience is nothing like mine! Best of luck!