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Great Lakes Recruit passes away
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Permalink Reply by lemonelephant on
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The blood and urine tests during the MEPS physical check for alcohol, illegal substances, HIV/AIDS, and pregnancy. I don't think they check for other things. The health questionnaire and medical history review might lead them to check other things as well.
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Permalink Reply by mompinon on
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I am so sorry to hear about your Son ,and all my prayers go out to you and your loved one`s May our Lord bless you with the strength to carry on ...My Sincere Condolences !!
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Permalink Reply by RLeifheit/NavyMom on
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I am so sorry for your lost. May God be with you and comfort you.
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Permalink Reply by 2nukesmom on
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Oh my goodness! How terribly sad for this recruit's family. My sons just got there on the 12th, not something a mom wants to see. So very sad for the family. You are all in my prayers along with all the recruits there!
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Permalink Reply by dcookie27 on
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My thoughts are prayers are with the family at their unimaginable loss. I am heartbroken for them.
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So sorry for your loss. Our prayers are with you and your family.
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I would like to extend my deepest sympathy to the family. I am so very sorry for your loss.
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Permalink Reply by 239NavyMom on
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I'm so sorry, what happened?
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This is from more than a year ago. Christopher Walker's death on January 11, 2012 is believed to have been the result of undiagnosed diabetes. Elizabeth Richardson's death on February 10, 2012 was related to pneumonia. It is unusual for recruits to die while in BC. Prior to that, the last death was in the spring of 2008.
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I'm sure they appreciate the thoughts and prayers, but please check the date of the original post, January 12, 2012.
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