- Reaction score
- 1,484
- Points
- 1,260
fshtooth87 said:I ended up leaving that office diagnosed bipolar and he put me on lithium.
This may help.
The Depression / Anti Depressants Merged Thread
http://army.ca/forums/threads/13192.0
fshtooth87 said:I ended up leaving that office diagnosed bipolar and he put me on lithium.
Osotogari said:I'm not a recruiter, ........so I'll take it upon myself to offer some free advice. And Ignore directions
Anten33 said:. . . First question, how does this fail to meet the requirements if the Canadian forces website quotes the following "You will not be disqualified based on a diagnosis or disease. "
Medical File Review
After the medical exam, your medical records and history will be reviewed by military medical staff. This review helps to determine if there are any medical limitations that will affect your training and career. You will not be disqualified based on a diagnosis or disease.
You may be asked for additional exams or reports from your family doctor or a specialist. In this case, you will be given a form with instructions and questions for your doctor. You are responsible for having your doctor fill out the forms and return them to the recruiting centre as soon as possible so we can continue to move your application towards enrolment. If your doctor expects a fee to complete the forms, you are responsible for that cost.
medicineman said:It's actually simple to wrap around - the rules are that if you were treated for depression, you must be stable and off meds for a year. BTW, the doctor isn't to write on the form what you want them to - it's what's on your chart and their experience with you that's to be commented about. I've seen that a lot from both sides of the fence.
Good luck.
MM
dkm said:I have looked around through some, but have yet to find anything that directly relates to me. Will keep looking though, thanks for response!