Fenrisulfr
February 2nd, 2011, 03:14 AM
I was released from active duty Navy in July of 2010. I was going through clearance interviews and told them about prior use I had before joining the Navy. I had experimented with cocaine briefly ( and I mean VERY briefly ) and it is on a record I had with a psychiatrist I saw literally 3 times. 1 time for my questionnaire, 2nd time for talking about general anxiety I was having about having a kid, and 3rd time to basically say "Dude, I'm doing fine and won't be coming back."
The prior psych. visit wasn't really any ordeal for the Navy, neither was the General Anxiety Disorder diagnosis, but the cocaine use came up as a PDQ and my anxiety at the time (due to clearance issues and me saying "Yes I feel anxious because of my clearance".) so they offered my release under an ELS (Entry Level Sep) and sent me on my way.
So now I'm looking to get back into the service to actually SERVE. The question is, even if I have the devotion and can prove mitigation of old anxiety problems, will the Guard take me?
Just trying to live up to the family lineage.
The prior psych. visit wasn't really any ordeal for the Navy, neither was the General Anxiety Disorder diagnosis, but the cocaine use came up as a PDQ and my anxiety at the time (due to clearance issues and me saying "Yes I feel anxious because of my clearance".) so they offered my release under an ELS (Entry Level Sep) and sent me on my way.
So now I'm looking to get back into the service to actually SERVE. The question is, even if I have the devotion and can prove mitigation of old anxiety problems, will the Guard take me?
Just trying to live up to the family lineage.