What type of discharge will I receive for being kicked out for PT failure?

I was released from the Utah National Guard almost 4 years ago with an General honorable discharge. So I got out and went into the IRR for 3 years. During that time I let myself go I didn't care about my body or my weight or even my physical capabilities. That was until I hit 275 LBS. I said that was enough and lost the weight. I felt like my time in the military wasn't enough so I reenlisted into the Reserves last year. First PT test I barely passed (but PASSED). Im 30 years old now and have less then 6 months left on my Initial contract and have a packet in to go active duty. Almost a year later and I have lost 45 LBS.
2 of my biggest regrets in life was not joining the military right out of high school and not trying as hard as I have now to be physically/ mentally fit.
If its not to late work your ass harder then you've ever worked it before. Don't go my route you'll regret it for the rest of your life in my opinion.
Good Luck

I don't think you get a dishonorable for failing two record APFTs if that's what your asking. It should not "ruin your life" to get discharged for failing two record APFTs.
"If in the Army AR 635-200, Chapter 13 Unsatisfactory Performance would be the authority to seprate. However, level of discharge would differ with situations. Entry Level Discharge or General would be the "norm" for a Entry level Soldier. But Honorable would occur if you fail after you pass your entry level status."

Look up the reg and read through to understand.

It depends on the commander’s recommendation and the final approving authorities decision. In the ARNG it’s usually a general under honorable conditions.