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funny thing.. that is the job i wanted when i joined.. till they told me about subs... right now i'm trying for nc(crf).. but that is a good option also .. if they want people in that rate they might have good promotions soon. i just need to get off this limdu.

my eaos is in april 2012, funny thing is they did my pts already and i'm good to go on that.. i think in june i have to get my med docs up and they will determine what my status is if i have a med board ... i'm pushing for a conversion to a shore duty rate. just waiting and working out so i can...

see i just don't understand how they can find u fit with a statement like that and say u can't go out to sea. My rating for example is a sea going rate on subs and its common knowledge if you have to take injections u can't go on a sub. So if they find me fit I'll be surprised.. But I still want...

Yeah I have the same concerns. I look up my problem in the manual and it says not fit for sea duty. Yet the lady at the limdu says they usually come back as fit for duty.. very weird. I have a guy in command going through the same thing right not but has been going through it longer and is...

Thanks for that info gunny, I am going to try for that .. and I will let you know also mike. I talked to the HMC about that and she said that should not happen but i hear it does..

I am a STS1, so I am also a sea rating also and I hit 8 years in April. I talked to my detailer and he wants to send me to guam if he can on a sub tender if it is possible. He also is willing to let me to convert to another rating like NC (crf) since I am on recruiting duty right now. I made one...

Its just wierd right now here, when i think of limdu people. I think going home or at the doctors or even working in a barracks. Right now i just go about my normal day and its like nothing has changed. I hit 8 years in april so i'm trying to hold out till then for that 8 year rule. Actually I...

so I keep hearing about restrictions and stuff on limdu.. all i know is that i can't deploy and have to live 50 miles near a base.. which is weird because i live 70 miles from a base.. the main reason i hate all this is because i'm still doing my job but just not sure how long i will have a job...

honestly i'm tired of the whole process and i haven't even barely started...

I know a chief that hit his 18 year mark and they will not discharge him because of this. I would try to hold out till then, just so you can get retirement and disability pay. I wish I could do that but I would have to hold out for 10 years to hit 18..

That is a lot, all I had was almost a year ago I found out I had diabetes. At the time my chief didn't even let me has a couple days off, when my blood sugars where over 300. Sounds like I am in for a little bit about what they are going to do with me. The only good thing I have going now is...

I'm a STS, which is strictly a sea base job also. The only thing my detailer would let me do is goto a sub tender in guam. Which would allow me to be a first class for 12 years.. and just rotate back and forth with that. Or try to convert to another rating that is only a desktop job, such as NC...

I was recommended for a med board so far but have to wait on my doctor appointments and have all the medical documentation sent to the navy for a dictation. I really don't have any limitations right now and they made me the rinc a couple months ago so I can goto my appointments which are only...

Just checked today.. I'm now on limdu.. So I guess I have to wait on a MED board. The worst part about this whole thing is I live and work 2 hours away from a base and my command. So I have no real idea what is going on what I am suppose to do besides goto my doctor appointments.

So I'm still waiting to be put on limdu and its been about 2-3 weeks and they haven't sent the paperwork of. And my detailer wants me to do a overseas screening because i'm in my window for orders. Should I do a oversea screening since I will most likely fail this?

I have read a bunch of the treads on this site and still confused. A little about myself, I currently in the Navy and hit my 8 year mark in April of this year. My job right now is a recruiter for shore duty but my sea time is on a sub. Just made E-6, and made recruiter of the year, so i have had...