Would filing a congressional help my case regarding possible misdiagnoses and waiver denials for military entrance?

So heres the beginning...in 2016 i was booted out of th DEP for the USMC for a misdiagnosis of stress fractures...they sent a waiver and told me it was denied...fast forward about a year, and my younger brother who lives across the country decided to join, he told his recruiters about my situation and they offered to look into it so i moved there. I brought all of my paperwork showing i never had any stress fractures ever and also found out a waiver was never submitted. My waiver was then actually submitted and approved. I went to MEPS where i was disqualified on the medical floor by the doctor who claimef he didnt liked the eay my big toes bent. He diagnosed me with hallux rigidus on the spot and DQd me yet again. I flew back to my original home to see a foot surgeon who examined me and determined that i do not have hallux rigidus and have no ailments or abnormalities to keep me from serving. I sent out all of this evidence for yet another waiver, and was then disqualified. From there i was then sent on a wild goose chase getting bumped from branch with little to no explaination as to why i was getting reccomended from one branch to the next other that false pretenses of "well get you in" followed by never hearing from that branch again. As of right now im certain i have whats called a 3P which would bar me from service in any branch, but i have an endless amount of paperwork proving that i have no medical issues whatsoever. I still want to serve and im refusing no for an answer since my disqualification is false. Would filing a congressional help my case as this is the only method i have not tried? If i had a legitimate medical issue then i would hang up my shoes but the fact that im not allowed to serve due to a legitimate misdiagnoses drives me mad. I understand its a privledge as well...thankyou for your help.