NMA is a non medical assessment. It is from your CoC and basically states their opinion on how your job and duty is affected. It actually carries a lot of weight sometimes for a fit or unfit finding. And chances are, if your signing your narsum, your command already routed it and gave it to...
Appreciate the info, I will look a little deeper into that case. My priority now is going to be focused on my appeal of referred conditions but I definitely want to deal with this as well.
In my NMA, I actually answered yes to wanting to stay in. It was for the same reasons you answer that to others. After talking with the peb attorney he suggested I write a letter to the board explaining why I said yes and that I want to change my answer to no because I can't do my job rating...
Hello, I know you're a busy man and also know that you make a living, in part, on giving council. But I was hoping you could message me when available. I received ratings already and must decide to accept or not very soon. Appreciate any time you could spare
Hey all, in addition to my probable appeal coming for my referred conditions, I also have another possible issue. The VA rated my apnea at 50%. And asthma at 30%. Those numbers are accurate based off the criteria needed. The problem is, instead of two separate numbers used for the combined...
Thank you man. Shitty that I have to go through this longer, but at least I get more pay checks whil I appeal. I just want to move forward in post Navy life
Thats great numbers. I would accept as well :) unfortunately I must appeal in hopes they add radiculopathy as an unfitting condition. It's already rated by the VA at 30% so I'd be good to go.