ScaredSailor
Confused about dryer sheets
Hello,
I have been in Navy for about 18 years and I am at a difficult time in my life right now, medical retirement. In 2005 I was diagnosed with Dilated Cardiomyopathy. They put me on meds and I was doing fine. In July 2009 my number got called to deploy to Afghanistan, I deployed feeling fine trying to make it through the 6 months. Around December I started to have chest pains, they flew me out to Germany where I was seen at Landstul and they had to implant a defibulator (AICD) in my chest. I have two years left to my 20 and I am scared that they are going to medical retire me out of the Navy. I have never been in trouble, have outstanding evals, board eligible, the list goes on. I have deployed with the Marines 9 times out my 18 year career and I never backed out of any of them. I can still run and do my physical test, the problem is that I cannot deploy anymore. I just feel like there is no loyality, and that I am just a number that can be replaced.
I have been in Navy for about 18 years and I am at a difficult time in my life right now, medical retirement. In 2005 I was diagnosed with Dilated Cardiomyopathy. They put me on meds and I was doing fine. In July 2009 my number got called to deploy to Afghanistan, I deployed feeling fine trying to make it through the 6 months. Around December I started to have chest pains, they flew me out to Germany where I was seen at Landstul and they had to implant a defibulator (AICD) in my chest. I have two years left to my 20 and I am scared that they are going to medical retire me out of the Navy. I have never been in trouble, have outstanding evals, board eligible, the list goes on. I have deployed with the Marines 9 times out my 18 year career and I never backed out of any of them. I can still run and do my physical test, the problem is that I cannot deploy anymore. I just feel like there is no loyality, and that I am just a number that can be replaced.