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Depends on what you mean by active. It was diagnosed while I was in good standing with the guard and attending all drill and training dates. I was not, however, on an active-duty deployment.

I have not for this specific reason, I used civilian doctors, but I still have the option to go on base if I wanted. But I do have lots of paperwork to confirm the condition.

I am currently serving in the Army National Guard (approx. 2 years). 5 months ago, I was diagnosed and treated for testicular cancer. The treatment was successful in regard to cancer removal. However, there is lasting pain and effects from the surgery, both psychological and physical. I have no...