Gestational condition MEB? Don’t know what to expect

Lingo997

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Hello! I am a SrA 3 years in service and am facing a med board for gestational epilepsy. I became pregnant with my first child in July of 2017 and had my first seizure shortly after. At the peak of my pregnancy I was having multiple a day but was not diagnosed until after delivery in March 2018. Seizures stopped and life returned to it was before. I am on no profiles, have no duty limiting conditions and have been recommended for retention by my specialist, primary caregiver and commander. My neurologist did not even recommend my removal from flying status. I became pregnant again January 2019 and delivered September 2019 while medicated to prevent seizures and had no issues through the entire pregnancy until my last 3 weeks due to titration issues that again were overlooked due to medical negligence. But I was not affected by this anymore than someone with gestational diabetes or preeclampsia would be.

I outperform most of my peers, have plenty of volunteer hours, am working up to PT standards (I am still exempt from official testing for 1 year after delivery) etc.


I don’t know what to expect for this case because although my condition is pregnancy related it is pretty serious. Anyone able to provide any insight?

thanks in advance!
 
Some diseases require automatic referrral to MEB. This does not mean you will be automatically separated/retired.
 
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