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Help! DQed from job during bootcamp (medical reasons)...undesignated?

hello ladies! my SR's PIR is 10/28.  i got a letter this past Wednesday from my SR telling me that he had been medically disqualified from his Aircrewman job because he had been treated for ADHD for a few months as a child.  first of all i am annoyed that MEPS did not catch this and allowed him to sign for the job at all. secondly, in his letter he said that he would choose a new job Thursday (this past) and was hoping for SeaBees. he didn't seem concerned about the whole thing and i'm sure i'm stressing for nothing but i have had horror stories about going undesignated and i'm worried that he won't be able to get a new job! i won't know anything until Wednesday when i get my next letter or i get a call...have any of your sons or daughters been reassigned to a new job in bc??

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Permalink Reply by TexasMomof2 on October 1, 2011 at 3:36pm

Hello!  My oldest was undesignated for 2 1/2 years.  He was horrified at first but he was the best undesignated Sailor there could be, lol!  He and I've talked about this before.  He says to ignore others....and to make the best of it.  He is now a corpsman. Was leader of his class in corpsman school.  Has received an award.  Make sure you join this group:

http://www.navyformoms.com/group/momsofundesignatedsailors
Permalink Reply by Invisible12 on October 1, 2011 at 3:43pm
How did they know he had been treated for ADHD?  I'm sorry he was disqualified but look at it this way...they usually get separated for stuff like that so he's very lucky.  Hopefully he's still graduating on time.

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