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BigCracker
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You'll be fine as long as you don't run around flexing and roid raging on everyone. I'd still be discreet about who I told though.
juicing in the military.....
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I did it and I was worried for a little while but after about 4 piss test and no questions. To be honest I think some people caught on but when you look shit hot in the uniform you make youself look good and represent well.. For those against aas well ???? They don't pull you aside and say anything I knew plenty of people that did it.. They had a GNC so everyone knows you just take some supplts. and thats it lol. my advice pull the triggerdicedgunz said:
Illuminati
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dicedgunz said:
if you are gonna do it, don't tell anybody. just go on about your business. when I was in the military, I actually looked through the regs, and I believe it was something to the tune of only 1000 people needed to be tested for AAS over a 2year period military wide. so your chance of getting tested is extremely slim. your command can request a test for AAS, but this will most likely not happen
So I got beat up pretty badly on my last tour. I have a medical evalutation through veterans affairs to get my problems documented. That way when I am sixty i can get disability to pay for these problems aquired thanks to the enemy. My question is when they do blood work which they will, anybody know if they will say anything about my AAS use? I will be on when I have to get the checkup. I know they wont tell the military but i am worried about getting disqualified for disability for hearing aides and other stuff later down the road just because I juiced. I am worried they will try to say IED's didnt cause my problems and that the AAS did. They know that will save them money.
JuicedAthletics
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God Bless this guy, but have you seen pictures of Pat Tillman? He was not only big, but solid as a rock. He had that juicer look about him.
I dont see how you can look like him with 4-6 hours of sleep and meals out of a plastic bag.
RIP
I dont see how you can look like him with 4-6 hours of sleep and meals out of a plastic bag.
RIP
Illuminati
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snowyk12 said:
they won't disqualify you for benefits. as long as things are already documented in your medical record, you will be fine. I slipped a disk when I was in. started a cycle when I got out. had my medical evaluation while I was on. they didn't say anything.
Not sure what you are going to try an claim for disabilities, sounds like just your hearing, but make sure that it was doccumented while you were in the military. you file your claim based upon your medical record. (make sure you make a complete copy of your medical record for yourself before you get out.) in my case, I filed for my back. they called me in for a medical evaluation, to verify my claim, and all they checked my was to see if I still had symptoms of a slipped disk (numbness/loss of strength in my foot...) most likely, all they will check is your hearing if that is all you are claiming.
on a side note, make sure you start your claim process within one year of getting out. as long as you do this, they will give you back pay for your disability to the date that you got out. dont wait till you are 60, file your claim now, and start getting your disability checks.
