Never lie. It can come back to bite you, and then you have pergery to deal with. Many things can be waived. I have no idea about an ulcer - worse case scenario after going for your physical you may have to get a letter from your doctor so they can process the waiver.
This coming from a dentist - take it as you will. I do know an HPSP applicant that was able to get a waiver only having 1 kidney.
what about seasonal allegies? I take over the counter Claritin-D each spring, but again recruiter told me if was not neccessary to mention to the MEPS since he claims that my allergy is not life threatening.
what about seasonal allegies? I take over the counter Claritin-D each spring, but again recruiter told me if was not neccessary to mention to the MEPS since he claims that my allergy is not life threatening.
Seasonal allergies should not need a waiver - shouldn't be a big deal to mention it.
As far as switching - up to you. As long as he doesn't make you compromise your standards (just stand up to him/her) - go ahead and finish with them. If they make you feel uncomfortable and you don't want to deal with them, then switch (or pm me with your contact info and I can help).
