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Air National Guard
Air National Guard
Posted on Jan 17, 2020
Is six months a very long wait for a high glucose Air NG Surgeon General Waiver?
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Been waiting on Air National Guard SG waiver for over six months. MEPS PDQ
'd me for a glucose level 2 points over max. Everything else was perfect at MEPS. The glucose reading was part of over 40 blood work. I am prior service.
'd me for a glucose level 2 points over max. Everything else was perfect at MEPS. The glucose reading was part of over 40 blood work. I am prior service.
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Air National GuardNew York ARNG
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Air National GuardNew York ARNG Recruiter Military Entrance Processing Station (MEPS) Potential Recruit
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If MEPS listed you as diabetic, you won't get a waiver, and if in the service, would be medical boarded out. If it's just high-enough to be pre-diabetes, you have a shot, but to be honest, it's not much bigger.
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I am surprised they didn't do a retake at 2 points over that could be a anomaly . I am no medic but worked in operations with pilots and aircrew training . BTW what unit .
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LTJG (Join to see)
Thanks for replying - they did approve my waiver - took 8 months. I'm almost swearing in to the 105 Airlift Wing - NY Air National Guard.
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CMSgt Donald ONeill
I know with Aircrew they do not give very many waivers . Sad but I seen many careers end with high glucose readings . All the best .
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