How do I get through a medical waiver when recruiters are not helpful?

I got medically disqualified by MEPS for waiverable medical conditions back in February when attempting to join Air Force, and subsequently I tried to join the Army. When I spoke with my Army recruiter in March, she told me that when my records were pulled from MEPS, there were medical condition that would prevent my enlistment and turns me off (I could not hear her well as I returned her call at a busy street during rush hour, and the car noises overpowered her words). Three months later, another recruiter from a different station contacted me and we go over details, and the disqualifying condition is mentioned, and he tells me that I first need a consult, then I will need to bring in the specialists' notes of findings. One month after that, I was contacted by another recruiter, this time at the same station as the March phone call recruiter, and was told to come in to talk. Other recruiters at that station immediately recognized me and attempted to turn me off. I immediately spoke with the recruiter, and he told me that I needed a consult with specialists' notes. Since then, I have gotten the necessary consults as well as the notes from the specialists. However, now I am having issues getting in contact with the recruiters, and they are unhelpful at best as they are tired of seeing me or hearing from me. I'm afraid that I have sparked the flames at the end of the wooden bridge. What should I do, to get my waivers processed, and to have a recruiter work with me, and also, how long would the waiver process take?