Those who are suffering and want relief, may I suggest SGB. I had my first injection today and I haven't felt like this since before my first deployment in 2003. Google Stellate Ganglion Block, it's a procedure that been going on since early 1900. After the injection, I didn't have the feeling. I just completed my MEB. I am expecting IPEB results within 2-4 months. After being diagnosed for narcolepsy and recommended for separation due to narcolepsy, what % rating can I expect from the IPEB. I suffer from cataplexy with narcolepsy. On a given day, I experience cataplexy 2 to 20. I was also referred for Type II, but have higher A1C than you, and I am also on insulin, and have side effects of the Type II to include retinopathy, neuropathy, and low blood sugar after almost any type of exertion to include PT and manual labor/hard work. My Commander's report recommend I be found unfit, and rightly so. I was found unfit. My Type II situation is completely opposite yours. the last numbers I saw average 10-30 military pay cases a year ----- does the federal court have the ability to be a 3rd party arbitrator of military injury and disability support delivered against board decisions? Occupational injury and your need for support should not be hard to identif. You are using an out of date browser. It may not display this or other websites correctly. A place to discuss LOD determinations under Army Regulations. A forum for discussion about Medical Evaluation Boards. acldestroyer Jun 3, 2026 Replies 0 Views 377 Jun 3, 2026 acldestroyer A B Need help fighting for a medboard Brian19028 Jun 3, 2026 Replies 0 Views 376 Jun 3, 2026 Brian19028 B W Denied med board Warrick01 Aug 30, 2017 Replies 7 Views 5K May 29, 2026 seaairmariner S R Linking Two Conditions Ruled as UNFIT RealisticButOptimistic May 19. A forum for members to post their case timelines. Sleep Apnea (P2): Ch.3-41.c SM is stable on BiPAP machine. SM needs access to reliable source of electricity and spare parts and tubing for the BiPAP machine. If soldier is without BiPAP for greater than72 hours he cannot fire a weapon, drive a vehicle, operate dangerous equipment, stand guard, or perform roles that require constant attention.Soldier should have a ready access to medicine. Hi all I have read on several threads about the members making a atatment on there own behalf. With the info on how the injury happend and what treatment they recieved and how they feel. Is this true and if so, is there a proper format for this? Thanks, this forum has been a big eye opener for.