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What's the process to transition? Most mental health treatment is an automatic medically disqualifying condition, especially if it's still ongoing.

Which I feel that even if you're successful in getting the ban overturned, you're still going to effectively ban anyone from enlisting.

Now transitioning while in service is a separate issue, and should probably be cause for medical/admin discharge in most situations.

I'm not 100% against the idea of transitioned service members, but I just don't particularly see it as a completely viable thing. I had stricter standards to get eye surgery than you did for something far more severe.

Military gets around 3%

I don't understand how people keep saying this ridiculous 16% lie. Do you get all of your information from Facebook?

I'm a PPD converter who negatively reacts to Isoniazid.

So if I go to jail to I just get locked up where I can't cough on people?

What type? An ex has cat4, vascular. It was pretty brutal.

Oddly enough we met playing pool though.

She had her doctor sneaking in some drug from like Romania to help with her symptoms.

Is there a specific story that comes to mind of some relatively small scale thing from the Civil War/Reconstruction era that still has an impact on modern life in an area of the South or Country?