Tmurr51
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A little about me:
I have always planned on joining the military. I attended Endicott college for the fall semester of 2014. I played linebacker on their football team and got the opportunity to start on the varsity team. However I quickly realized that college was not for me, and dropped out before second semester. Since January of 2015 I have been trying to join the Army. I have many medical disqualifications that I needed to get cleared, which is why I am still unable to enlist. Currently, my medical packet is with the Surgeon General of Neurology (I sustained multiple concussions during 7 years of wrestling, 6 years of football, and 4 years of lacrosse) at MEPS being reviewed for a waiver. Fingers crossed I will be able to enlist soon.
Almost every great, successful person, has had a coach or mentor who has done what they dream of doing, and helped them get to where they are. My goal is to become a member of the 75th Ranger Rgt. and I know some of you have already done that. I am here looking for advice, mentoring, and coaching from those who have done it before me. I simply want to stack the odds in my favor before I get to RASP. Any advice, motivation, or stories will be greatly appreciated. Thank you.
Tim
I have always planned on joining the military. I attended Endicott college for the fall semester of 2014. I played linebacker on their football team and got the opportunity to start on the varsity team. However I quickly realized that college was not for me, and dropped out before second semester. Since January of 2015 I have been trying to join the Army. I have many medical disqualifications that I needed to get cleared, which is why I am still unable to enlist. Currently, my medical packet is with the Surgeon General of Neurology (I sustained multiple concussions during 7 years of wrestling, 6 years of football, and 4 years of lacrosse) at MEPS being reviewed for a waiver. Fingers crossed I will be able to enlist soon.
Almost every great, successful person, has had a coach or mentor who has done what they dream of doing, and helped them get to where they are. My goal is to become a member of the 75th Ranger Rgt. and I know some of you have already done that. I am here looking for advice, mentoring, and coaching from those who have done it before me. I simply want to stack the odds in my favor before I get to RASP. Any advice, motivation, or stories will be greatly appreciated. Thank you.
Tim
