I just got word that my medical screening has been denied. I don't know exactly why yet; my husband hasn't picked up the actual papers. I had to fill out the EFMP form because I have a slight mental health issue...I get anxiety attacks occasionally and have medication for that, plus an anti-depressant to help calm me down during his crazy PSC process. Could that be why? I was told that you had to be very unstable to be denied. Like, multiple hospitalizations, suicide attempts, etc. My problem is nowhere near that severe. "As long as you're stable on your meds, you'll be fine, and they have mental health folks at Kadena" is exactly what the military doctor said during our screening meeting. The only other things I have are migraines (again, not severe, and I get only a few a year) and I had an abnormal pap smear, which the gyno is monitoring. Sorry if this is TMI....I am freaking out at work trying to think of how they could justify denying me.
This is so frustrating! Is that it? You're denied and you just have to stay home? Is there an appeal process, or can I do something to make them approve me? I wonder if my doctor botched the paperwork. She was not happy that she had to fill it out, and some of the things she wrote were not entirely accurate I think. She didn't even fill it out completely, and the EFMP person on base had to fill in some stuff. Ugh!
Any words of encouragement, or similar situations?
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