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Moved to ship 5 due to false medical claims HELP!
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Permalink Reply by Momofamermaid on
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Tricare not tricker
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Pediatrician has records I cannot sign release and cannot contact her to advise her and have no access to anyone else! I have a military ID and can get on the base should I fly there to straighten this all out?
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Permalink Reply by Anti M on
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That would only make it worse. You still would not have access to her.
Here is the group for Ship Five, and there are contact numbers for Public Affairs. They can help you help her, maybe get her to sign the HIPPA papers so they can discuss it with you. There is a process, so there is time to handle this without panic.
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Thank you for your responses. I really hope this can be fixed. I don't understand at all!
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Permalink Reply by ProudMama16 on
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My son called yesterday - he is also being removed - states he failed the asthma test and he is being sent home in 2-3 weeks. He has been staying sick since he has gotten their. He is devastated. I thought he was playing a really mean joke, then he asked me to let everyone know to cancel arrangements for PIR. I feel for him. I wish I could do something. I wish there was something that could be done. He has not had issues since he was 8.
Can they get this cleared up by a civilian doctor and try to go back in???
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We're fighting this! Her health records prove it! I am also insisting they do a cardiovascular test.
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Have you been able to speak with her since Friday to ask them to do a cardiovascular test? I would like to speak with you offline - I will send you a request - I feel that we may be able to help each other in gathering information for our recruits.
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No I didn't get a call yet. The connections are very hard to hear. I was given a link that has a lot of good information but I am really hoping this can all be fixed and both of ours returned to training. I don't know how to tell you to contact me.... Are we allowed to put contact information on here? Or is there a way that only we can see or message eachother?
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