Hello,
I have 11 years of service, two combat tours to Afghanistan. I was required to have a physical done for age requirement and had an abnormal EKG. I had to follow up with a cardiologist and found I have a myocardial bridged left anterior descending artery. I never had problems with this before and it never appeared on any of my previous physicals or EKGs. I started having some issues around February of 2013 with light headed feelings while conducting cardio workouts. I had a major issue during a company run about a month before the last physical when they found the abnormal EKG. I have been issued a permanent profile and was told I will be sent to a PEB. My case manager stated I will probably be discharged.
My question is has anyone ever heard of something similar to this and what is the chances I could file a VA claim that the military aggravated my condition so I am not kicked out with just a T-shirt and coffee mug. They told me I would keep my GI Bill and VA medical rights and that is about it. And any suggestions for the PEB that would help me later for a VA claim.
Thank you for the anticipated help.