Medical Letter?

[kylereserve1]

Hi all, I went for my medical test and passed mostly everything as I am generally healthy. As many people get these, I was required to bring a form for my civilian doctor to fill out and sign about my hearing. I was told I have completely fine hearing (I heard everything under 20 decibels, with the minimum for the CF 30), but when going through the questions I was being asked, the only thing that came up was that I was asked if I had any ringing in my ears. I don't have any ringing issues but I told him I do when it's really quiet (because I thought it was normal), which he put on the form "hears daily ringing". If my doctor signs it and says it's fine and everything and I bring it back tomorrow and they send the everything out to Ottawa, is there still a chance that I can be told I'm not medically fit? I applied for Primary Reserve Infantry. I'm worried because I don't want to get a call 4-6 weeks later saying I'm not medically fit even though everything went through right. And I made it seem worse than it should have seemed which really angers me.

 

[Davidson22]

I wouldn't stress it too much man. As long as your doctor says it is not an issue and you are fit to join, I highly doubt they will declare you unfit. That is why they want you to go to your doctor, to get confirmation that you are good to go.

 

[ModlrMike]

Firstly, please try to confine your questions to one thread. it's considered bad form here to have the same post across multiple sub-boards.

Secondly, only the Recruiting Centre can give you the answer you seek.

That being said, you're probably OK.

 

[kylereserve1]

I extremely appologize, I know I didn't mean to put them on two seperate threads, I found the Medical enrollment thread and I couldn't figure out how to delete it from here and keep it there. Thank you anyways