phoenix2015
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Hi all,
I have just passed AIB and I am now awaiting FSB so thought now would be a good time to join the party. The hardest part I have found so far has been the medical process. It took me 16 months to overturn my PMU status but I got there eventually. The main tip I can give for anybody in a similar situation is this; If you think you have a genuine case for a medical appeal, bloody appeal it. See every doctor/surgeon that is willing to see you and gather any evidence you can to have your case reviewed. (Good manners and politeness with my GP practise went a long way in my case.) With that in mind, the Navy has the final say and that is to be respected if you are unsuccessful. Anyhow, good luck to all with your prospective careers!
I have just passed AIB and I am now awaiting FSB so thought now would be a good time to join the party. The hardest part I have found so far has been the medical process. It took me 16 months to overturn my PMU status but I got there eventually. The main tip I can give for anybody in a similar situation is this; If you think you have a genuine case for a medical appeal, bloody appeal it. See every doctor/surgeon that is willing to see you and gather any evidence you can to have your case reviewed. (Good manners and politeness with my GP practise went a long way in my case.) With that in mind, the Navy has the final say and that is to be respected if you are unsuccessful. Anyhow, good luck to all with your prospective careers!
