Good Morning my fellow peers. I just wanted to get some advice regarding my status through this MEB process. I am currently a specialty doc in the Army. I have currently been active duty for 11yrs. I was debating on staying in the military however felt that I could not keep up with the pace of things. So my husband and I then believed it was time to seperate once my obligation was up. Long and behold on my terminal leave I was diagnosed with a very rare and debilitating autoimmune condition. Which in hind site is likely the cause of my fatigue and exhaustion. I was then advised that I need to go through a medical board. By the grace of God my active duty orders were extended and I started the IDES process. I completed the MEB process and was found medically unfit secondary to 3 unfitting conditions and have a permanent P3 profile. Then I started the PEB process and in two weeks I was found to be fit. Reviewing my 199 it looks like a cut and paste of my OER which was completed prior to my start of symptoms and diagnosis. Since this diagnosis I have been on con leave for the past 4 months. I still have symptoms and just coming off con leave I still have physical restrictions. I am also going through physical therapy. I know I am a doc but I am very concerned if I will be able to keep the pace of my duties. I do not feel at this point I can work a full time job on the civilian side with all my current side effects . My lawyer thinks I should appeal however I keep hearing that Doctors will always be found fit as our mos is mostly thinking??? But you have to realize we work long hours. My meds cause insomnia and difficulty with concentration. And I am experiencing a lot of fatigue. I have always pulled my weight as a soldier and a Doc but since this rare disease diagnosis I am afraid for my future occupation as a doc. If anyone has some insight or advice it would be deeply appreciated. I would hate to appeal if it will not work out in my favor to be found unfit so I have some protection for my family as I am the sole provider.