Medical appointment

[bigDraco]

Hello,

I'm a first year university student applying to the civilian ROTP program. I filled out my enrollment forms, completed the CFAT and brought in all the necessary documents.

I have applied to the army a few times already. In the summer of this year, I applied to the reserve force. In the medical forms I indicated that I have a history of anxiety and depression for which I am currently taking medication. I was also prescribed ADHD medication without being officially diagnosed with it. I have been hospitalized for attempting suicide about 4 months ago. At my reserve force medical interview, I was given forms for my family doctor to fill out. However, the medical technician said that while I could try, the chances of me getting in are practically 0. So I ended up voluntarily withdrawing.

This year, I am keen in applying for ROTP. I believe that I am a disciplined and diligent individual, despite the impulsive decision that I sadly made this year. I have actually been feeling much better for the last year, and I have observed much improvements in my condition.

Is there even the slightest chance that I could be even considered?

 

[Jarnhamar]

Is there even the slightest chance that I could be even considered?

Nope.

If you've been feeling better for the last year but just tried to kill yourself 4 months ago then that should show you maybe you're not actually feeling better.

Take the next year to work on stabilizing your mental health and then consider applying. And just to manage your expectations, even then I suspect your chances will be next to zero.

 

[bigDraco]

Nope.

If you've been feeling better for the last year but just tried to kill yourself 4 months ago then that should show you maybe you're not actually feeling better.

Take the next year to work on stabilizing your mental health and then consider applying. And just to manage your expectations, even then I suspect your chances will be next to zero.

Thank you