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Lakeman: I just realized I misread one of your threads (part of my disability I'm afraid). You wrote: "Once I rebutted all the presumptive period arguments and "could a RR be disabled," - the question I have is how you overcame the "could a RR be disabled"?

Lakeman: What was the appeal level at which you won your appeal? Ed: I agree that it could be either decision that is the mistake - either Human Resources Command erred in putting me, and hundreds of other Retiree Recalls, on PDES orders (if there is no avenue by which our conditions can be...

Lakeman: I would definitely like to discuss your case more by email if you would please? My email is jholman@nmu.edu. My MEB counsel mentioned that someone had won their case at a crazy appeal level and it must be you. My PEB counsel said having more detailed specifics about your case would...

Ed, Good point. I had several conversations and emails with HRC about my orders and they were adamant that my orders are correct and I was entitled to go thorugh the PDES. I will definitely go through my email archives and see if I can find those. I appreciate your idea and welcome any...

Ed, Thank you for responding. Here's the thing: HRC put me on orders specifically to go through the physical disability evaluation process; and HRC is the controlling entity for the PEB. Therefore, it appears HRC says there is an avenue by which I can have my unfit-for-duty conditions rated -...

Lake Man, Are there any updates since your last post on 27 July, 2012? I am a Retiree Recall who was injured in March 2010 and put on medical PDES orders on 29 Sep, 2010 - the day before I was scheduled to outprocess. After a whole bunch of bouncing around, the MEB determined I have 13...