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I hurt my knees in military?
I hurt my knees in Military Training(im in the ARNG) I have already been to basic but not AIT yet. It was in a RSP drill. I got therapy now done with that before I couldn't stand for over 2 min. Now I can stand for about 15-20 max then my knees start to hurt and swell then I am down for a day or 2 sometimes more and I couldn't run for more than 5 min at a very fast walking paste. Now I can run maybe a mile if my knees are up to it but when I run they swell up really bad the pain comes back and I am down for a couple of days. I will waste the militaries money if they send me to AIT cause I CAN NOT pass my PT test cause of this injury. How do I get discharged its like the ARNG is ignoring my injury. HELP
6 Answers
- Anonymous1 decade agoFavorite Answer
speak to whom ever in in charge.
that would be the first thing to do.
- 5 years ago
I'd suggest doing everything possible to get the matter taken care of while you're home at you unit. Talk to your commander and tell him the situation if you already havn't. If worse comes to worse, go to ait, then immediatly go on sick call, tell the doc your problems. He'll probably send you to get tests, x-rays, ect. Then if he desides you're bad enough they'll start the process to med board you. How ever, that is a great way to get stuck in a black hole in ait, you'll probably end up pullying alot of staff duty, cdo I think they call in basic/ait. Med boards are usually a long process and take atleast 2 months, but it could be much longer. So like I said, do all that you can to get it taken care of before they send you to ait.
- Anonymous1 decade ago
I would guess you need official written confirmation of your physical condition from your doctor. At your age, the extent of your injuty sounds very serious and you should definitely seek some form of treatment as it could disrupt your whole life if left untreated.
- Anonymous1 decade ago
Let's see, you were all signed up to go trespass, stomp doors down and destroy people and cities for the Bush gang and his big oil buddies, and now you can't. I feel so sorry for you..
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- 1 decade ago
man up! its permanent because we all get it. im from the recon force and trust me i suffer the same thing as you. theres nothing you can do but drink milk or take calcium.