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Phone call home...probable discharge :(
My son shipped out on July 6th, so he has been there less than a week. Today they did a hearing test that he did not pass. He was on delayed enlistment for a year waiting for this and passed the test at MEPS, so we are completely blindsided by his not being able to pass now, and not sure what has happened. He said that he will probably be coming back home in a few days and he is completely devastated, my heart is breaking for him and I cannot be there for him, and we are not even sure exactly what is happening.
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Permalink Reply by Butterball on
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Oh my goodness, I am so very sorry for him, as well as your family. Prayers all around. What Attygirl123 posted is so very true.
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Permalink Reply by tina0327 on
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I did speak to the recruiter today, he said that if he is separated, and the RE code allows, that he can try again in 6 months after seeing a DR and submitting documentation that is was temporary and his hearing has returned to normal. Not sure if he will want to try again after this experience, but hopefully it will not disallow him forever.
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Permalink Reply by TessaNator⚓️ on
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I wish you the best! If he really wants this he will try again. Hope he is using protective ear muffs when target practicing!
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Well everyone I got the next call today, they are separating him due to the hearing loss. Thanks everyone for your support. He said it will be a month and a half before he is home, but he seemed ok. He said after his waiting period and once his hearing is normal, he will pursue enlistment. Everyone take care and wish you all the best and happy, healthy Sailors!
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Permalink Reply by NickSydmom on
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My heart aches for him. What a brave kid to remain so positive and not let this road block change his path.
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Permalink Reply by lemonelephant on
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Check the info I left on your My Page. SEPS is not a nice place to be, so send lots of encouraging letters. The address is in the FAQ page.
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