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They told me once the packet goes in it can be 6 months to a year. Have you been put on light duty yet or have permanent restrictions?

Mr. A

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I've had permanent restrictions since 2010 and now they are giving me a hard time about not being fit for duty. That's some crap. that's when I had my first wrist surgery. DOL for that one. The rest have been on my private insurance and they have now realized that they are in a pickle. My other 5 hand surgeries have been private insurance as well as my ITP.

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I just don't get it you know. I've been a aircraft fuel mechanic since 2005. And they, AFPC and DOL both state that I don't work a position that would expose me to the conditions necessary to be injured and exposed to fuel. It's sillyness. Anyways didn't mean to rant. Please let me know how it goes. My appointment with the staffing specialist isn't until Tuesday. I would appreciate any insight you are willing to give. PM me. Didn't mean to hijack the post.

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Crap, are you on anti epileptic medicines or anything like that yet? Or rather how long have you been on them?

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