Posted on Jul 31, 2018
How difficult will it be for me to get a waiver?
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I was discharged on May 21st, 2018. I had knee displacement issues that was causing pain and arthritis in my knee due to overtraining to prepare for RASP following my AIT. The accumulated over-training and stress of jumping caused me to be unable to walk without pain. I was not granted MEB and I received and Honorable discharge. On my DD-214 the doctor stated that I would heal, but that any re-entry to the military could result in greater injury. I joined because i was homeless, and i'm still experiencing that. I NEED to get back into the army, especially now that i know what resulted in my injury, and how to avoid it. What are the chances of getting the waver, and how fast can I get it?
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PVT Coleton Reser Please contact the VA regarding your homeless situation.
https://www.va.gov/homeless/
https://www.va.gov/homeless/
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PVT Coleton Reser
I have. I have a lack of transportation. It's hard to get around. Any idea on the waver though, Sgt?
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Sgt (Join to see)
PVT Coleton Reser - Your best bet is to talk to a Recruiter who can provide the best information.
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1SG Charles Hunter
PVT Coleton Reser - Contact a local Veterans Service Organization about transportation assistance to VA appointments. Some organizations provide a van service. Ask the VA about a disability claim for your service-connected injury. You may be eligible for compensation. You will have to undergo an examination by VA physicians to determine the extent of the injury.
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Go to the VA Hospital seek support, they have a couple of programs you should qualify for that would train you while paying a decent stipend. In the end they also assist with job placement. God Speed.
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