i want to become a pti but i have a medical history of an eating disorder and self harm, its totally fine now and have been fine for over a year, would the raf in anyway overlook these? it seems like my dream job and is what spurred me to get over my problems, ive trained hard and its not as if it was down to not being able to cope with stress...any suggestions?
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dream job not an option?
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Medicated for illness and remain so - declare.
Medicated previously but no longer you may have to declare - depends when you stopped.
Not medicated, no reason to declare.
The crux will present itself if you are asked if you have or ever had any mental illness. Base your response on the knowledge that your medical history will be reviewed.
Its not a show stopper, I know several people with similar conditions who still serve. Good luck.
Medicated previously but no longer you may have to declare - depends when you stopped.
Not medicated, no reason to declare.
The crux will present itself if you are asked if you have or ever had any mental illness. Base your response on the knowledge that your medical history will be reviewed.
Its not a show stopper, I know several people with similar conditions who still serve. Good luck.
MattBombHead
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Any history of clinical depression is currently a bar to entry.
Don't declare it, and get found out (and it is likely you will be found out) and you'll be discharged for falsely attesting.
Also, bear in mind there are moves afoot to get all potential recruits medical history as part of the recruiting process...
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Don't declare it, and get found out (and it is likely you will be found out) and you'll be discharged for falsely attesting.
Also, bear in mind there are moves afoot to get all potential recruits medical history as part of the recruiting process...
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