What effect will a rescinded medical diagnosis potentially have on my OTS application?

And the advice about your internist/GP is also sound, definitely go and speak with hem as well, and see if they could write anything that could help, or see if the could refer you out to someone they know and/or have worked with and trust, about involving your family further, only you can decide that, obviously, I can only tell you that, though you're obviously, I take it, of age to decide such things for yourself, our family is, always, inextricably, part and parcel of your svc life, that's a given, however you opt to handle it...that being said, you also need to realize, as I've tried to make apparent, svc life rarely goes precisely the way you intend, quite frequently, it seemingly takes on a life all its own, so, it'd help also, so far as you care to relate, even if only generally, the types of work you've done till now, externships, internships, level, bosses you've had, their personalities and/or characteristics, how successful you were, how you got along with others, etc., another thing you need to realize, in any work, any, the bloom tends to wear off the rose real fast, school ends, novelty ends, so, the main upshot to life tends to be, I'm afraid, what type of work can you generally near with, and, if nothing else, at least tolerate, with, hopefully, moderately interesting tasks throughout a work day, I only say that not to be cynical, only to be pragmatic, and realistic, that's all I'm trying to get across, OK? When I managed to escape engineering for doctoral allied health, though I'm total perm disabled now, we shut !y license sevl yrs ago, I found out that treating patients, of which I did a good deal in a very, very long time in residency, during which I became ill, was a long, rough, grueling, repetitive slog, occasionally interesting, however, generally also a quite tedious grind...so, I tell you that to make you aware of reality, ivemjad every kind of boss that walks, talks, and flies, active duty, civil servant, attending clinicians, residency directors, even my own Dad when I was a kid...satisfying a boos, and learning the right way to do it, while maintaining one's sanity, is a quite key facet to human existence, which is why I took the time to explain all of the foregoing to you, OK? As I said, I hope that all helps, I'd be most eager for your further thoughts, as I'd said, whenever you might have time, OK?

Reading your comments, you seem a little obsessive here. You have gotten some advice and should run with it.

Go see your GP and explain the problem and get a referral to someone who can evaluate and clear you if you are unable to contact the counselor.