It's no problem because I was about to reopen it myself.
I really don't know what to tell you about the meds though. I'm in the same boat and it's still looking pretty cloudy.
@ Feddoc
I don't know how much experience you have with Tricare, but is there a way that I can ask them to send me all my med records from birth until now? I'm going to see if I can get a misdiagnoses on my asthma and I don't know how to go about finding all my old medical records. I'm hoping they would have them, but I'm not to sure.
Bless me with your wisdom oh knowledgeable one.
Great attitude! Life on the ground side can be as equally as fun and rewarding as life in the air...Heard back from NAMI and the flight surgeons office today. I'm NPQ'd from Flight status but I'm cleared to get a commission! I'm stoked. Wish I could fly, but I guess I'm gonna be stuck on the ground.
I'll be damned if I'll let not being able to fly deter me from being happy. I'm actually gonna get a chance to be a Marine.
Heard back from NAMI and the flight surgeons office today. I'm NPQ'd from Flight status but I'm cleared to get a commission! I'm stoked. Wish I could fly, but I guess I'm gonna be stuck on the ground.
I'll be damned if I'll let not being able to fly deter me from being happy. I'm actually gonna get a chance to be a Marine.
If I were you I might try to track down a Flight Doc at Kingsville, I have been through it a couple times over here in Corpus with some pretty piss poor flight docs. Though I have heard great things about the Docs over at Kingsville! Only problem is the hospital is here in CC. Not sure how it works over at K-rock. So I leave you with that! Good Luck!
Do you strongly believe it was because of the depression and the ADD. Only reason I ask is because I am trying to apply for commisioning and I'm hoping to apply for the pilot or NFO program, and I have the same problem. I'm concerned this will hinder me. I'm glad I read your post.
I was medicated for ADD/depression as recently as two/three years ago. I got a waiver. It was just a matter of being eligible for the waiver (no meds in two years or whatever) and getting a "medical health professional" to write a letter for me saying that I display no signs of any mood disorder, depression, or attention disorder. You CAN get waivered for this stuff, cgoetz. You just need to keep on it.
I guess I have always wondered what happens to the guys that start packing on some pounds after being a pilot for some years.