I recently asked my Medical folks if I could be kept advised of any information/email/documentation that leaves their office regarding my situation. I even asked if I could be included in any meetings they have to discuss my case? I had not heard a peep out of them prior to this.....
Much to my dismay, I received an email from the Flight Doc and attached NARSUM. He stated that this NARSUM and medical records had been sent off 51 days ago. He also used the words I-RILO in his email? I know what I-RILO is, but do the NARSUM and I-RILO go together? They seemed to have combined it into one package they sent up?
I read the NARSUM, and there is some complete B.S. written in it! I have been in the military for 29 years and diagnosed with MS in Jan. He wrote in the L.O.D. portion of NARSUM, and I quote, "Administratively determined to have existed Prior to Service and not service Aggravated (LOD not applicable).
WTH?!!
I know this was the initial writings by the Doc and it's early in the game, but is there an appeal to the very first thing he wrote? That's a crock of poo!
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Much to my dismay, I received an email from the Flight Doc and attached NARSUM. He stated that this NARSUM and medical records had been sent off 51 days ago. He also used the words I-RILO in his email? I know what I-RILO is, but do the NARSUM and I-RILO go together? They seemed to have combined it into one package they sent up?
I read the NARSUM, and there is some complete B.S. written in it! I have been in the military for 29 years and diagnosed with MS in Jan. He wrote in the L.O.D. portion of NARSUM, and I quote, "Administratively determined to have existed Prior to Service and not service Aggravated (LOD not applicable).
WTH?!!
I know this was the initial writings by the Doc and it's early in the game, but is there an appeal to the very first thing he wrote? That's a crock of poo!
Thanks