Kayla Zapata 3693026 <div class="images-v2-count-0"></div>Long story short: In 2014 I tried joining the army but they were concerned about my peanut allergy freaked and permanently disqualified me then two weeks later my recruiter said if I went and got tested stating I wasn’t she’d send it back up I never went back like an idiot.<br /><br />Now in March 2018 I went to a recruiter in a new state and told him all of this and had my letter from the doctor admistering my peanut test proving I’m not allergic which took a while to get. But somehow when he requested my file from the old meps it got sent up to this meps and I was dq again I gave him the documents may 23. It’s is now June is this to long of a wait for them to un-dq me? Or am I just being impatient? 2018-06-07T17:56:45-04:00 Kayla Zapata 3693026

<div class="images-v2-count-0"></div>Long story short: In 2014 I tried joining the army but they were concerned about my peanut allergy freaked and permanently disqualified me then two weeks later my recruiter said if I went and got tested stating I wasn’t she’d send it back up I never went back like an idiot.<br /><br />Now in March 2018 I went to a recruiter in a new state and told him all of this and had my letter from the doctor admistering my peanut test proving I’m not allergic which took a while to get. But somehow when he requested my file from the old meps it got sent up to this meps and I was dq again I gave him the documents may 23. It’s is now June is this to long of a wait for them to un-dq me? Or am I just being impatient?

2018-06-07T17:56:45-04:00 2018-06-07T17:56:45-04:00 SPC Bradly Martin 3693288

<div class="images-v2-count-0"></div>Just stay patient, there’s a lot of sit around and wait in the military. Worst case scenario you’ll get a waiver combatting previous meps situation with the allergy.

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