I lied at MEPS. Will they go back and look through my medical records?

RallyPoint following..35M and 35F always watches and gathers. "Always Watching".

That being said, be mindful of what you lay on public media

The bluf is can you physically do what is required? Lots of jobs in the military don't require combat (should be able to) though.

Dude, your fine. Army is a fucking joke, no ones going to bother to look that hard, don’t listen to all the high officers and them giving the typical BS. Biggest risk is to yourself. If you got a heart murmur and go to basic you could have a heart attack or something. Run the risk yourself. But otherwise you’re fine, don’t sweat it at all. You’ll see for yourself eventually. (The CSM “you won’t live the Army values” made me laugh. Army values are some propaganda bullshit for the public cause we suck ass that much).

I was diagnosed with a heart murmur after I got out of high school. Our family doctor told me that I could do anything I wanted to do. Started playing tennis with friends. Went to my draft physical in 1966 and told the Army doctor that I had a heart murmur. He listened and said "yes, you do" and marked me "1A". It showed up on every flight physical and no one said anything. Retired after 28 years of service. Still have the murmur and see my cardiologist once a year. :-)

Integrity will hurt you

If you are in the MEPS process, which it sounds like you are, anything prior to the oath of enlistment isn't punishable. The MEPS doctor simply wants to determine the severity of the murmur so that you are not put at an unnecessary risk. Having worked at MEPS in-processing, I can tell you that 'lying' is more to the degree of your intent. You knew you had a murmur when you were six, but if it had not been an issue for you and you thought you probably outgrew it, that 'lie' isn't an issue. Since the MEPS medical officer discovered it and is having you see a cardiologist, their motivation is to get a specialist to determine the risk conditions so they can determine if the military environment is in your best interest. Just be honest, cooperative, and transparent in the process. They want you in as much as you want in, but they are not going to knowingly put you at risk.

They will now.

One thing is for sure: the public education system doesn't teach proper grammar anymore. Punctuation. Ever hear of it?

One thing I would like to say to you. I work with the soldiers at Ft. Polk in the training area on monthly rotation, and watching the strenuous training that they go through, I would advise you to make sure this is what you would want to put your heart through. Make damn sure before you put yourself in a position that might kill you. GOOD LUCK.

You should not have a problem playing "DUMB"!