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I do believe it is possible to stay in with anxiety atacks depending on what your MOS or CMF is. If you are combat arms like I was, then no, obviously not. However, if you are a supply specialist, or a quartermaster or something of that nature, you may be able to get a waiver for it.
i’m not postive on this, but i think so. my friend has really bad panic attacks and the military wouldn’t take him because of it… he has them extremely bad though.
depends on whats triggering them and what’s your mos is, talk to a chaplain first (even if you aren’t religious), they are more confidential unless they think you are suicidal too, then go to a shrink, in the military you are always better off asking for help before getting sent for help, ie, if you were a drunk and asked for help, they give you every chance to change yourself around, but if you don’t admit to your problem, and you get caught drunk on duty, you’ll be in more trouble than you can imagine,
uhhhh. yeah. it will. any mental disorder real or made up should do the trick.
have a nice life.
No, not necessarily, especially if you never had anxiety attacks before now. If these attacks came on all of a sudden then you should go to the mental health services where you are stationed, and they will help you in finding out what’s causing it and finding a solution.
i dont think that it will since you can take pills to help w/ that kinda stuff
More than likely, yes. But a lot depends on what you want. If you wish to remain in the military, and clearly state that up front, counseling may be enough. If you require medication though, you will be discharged.
it could if they find that you are unfit for duty…people get medically discharged for a lot less…
if you can get it done now all the better.you haven’t been anxious like you’ll be when people are trying to kill you.
Probably especially if you have them at work or in front of personnel, if you cool it, you might can stay in.