05-03-2007, 06:36 AM
Quote:It's more of a courtesy than anything else, they aren't asking to screw you, they're doing it so that you can perform safely. If you are honest at least then you know if you make it, you're going to be safe about it, and if you don't get it, at least you know you were honest (it's not much, but it's something).
That's the vibe I got from the military and so far, all it's done is make me eternally pissed at them. And "something" isn't going to pay expenses.
Quote:Your father should not make you feel bad about being honest, especially if it could lead to a life/death senario.
You don't know my father.
Quote:If there is something wrong with you that would most likely be very dangerous to yourself or your counterparts, let them know.
There's nothing wrong with me now. My doctor cleared me of the condition and he's confident I no longer suffer from it. I looked up the symptoms of my medical condition and, while I'm no doctor, from what I've read, I no longer have it. The problem is that I'm not sure if I can convince the people I need to convince that I no longer suffer from it.