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Hey guys. I'm back. Earlier than expected, huh?
Yeah, well, the thing is, my recruiter told me to hide some things from the military or I'd be disqualified, and I listened to him. Then, after going through about a month of training, I started to relapse, and went to medical to talk to them about it. They pulled my Civilian Medical Records, sent me to see a shrink, and the next thing I knew, I was in a separation platoon awaiting a bus trip home. I got back last night around 6PM, sicker than I've ever been in my life, and I just woke up to take another dose of NyQuil, and figured I'd say hi to you guys again before I fall back asleep.
In case anyone is wondering, yes, what I did is technically illegal, however, I am not being prosecuted, I simply have to wait 6 months if I want to re-sign (which I don't, anyway), and they gave me a form that I had to fill out that any future employers will need a copy of that states that I am not a liability. My discharge was an 'Entry Level Separation', which is the equivalent of an honorable or general discharge, and on all my paperwork, honorable is the box that is checked.
Anyway, just wanted to say hi, and tell you all that I'm back for good.
Yeah, well, the thing is, my recruiter told me to hide some things from the military or I'd be disqualified, and I listened to him. Then, after going through about a month of training, I started to relapse, and went to medical to talk to them about it. They pulled my Civilian Medical Records, sent me to see a shrink, and the next thing I knew, I was in a separation platoon awaiting a bus trip home. I got back last night around 6PM, sicker than I've ever been in my life, and I just woke up to take another dose of NyQuil, and figured I'd say hi to you guys again before I fall back asleep.
In case anyone is wondering, yes, what I did is technically illegal, however, I am not being prosecuted, I simply have to wait 6 months if I want to re-sign (which I don't, anyway), and they gave me a form that I had to fill out that any future employers will need a copy of that states that I am not a liability. My discharge was an 'Entry Level Separation', which is the equivalent of an honorable or general discharge, and on all my paperwork, honorable is the box that is checked.
Anyway, just wanted to say hi, and tell you all that I'm back for good.
Get plenty of rest the next few days, k?
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