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I am currently trying to waiver an older adderall prescription. I was prescribed it when I got out of high school and have sporadically filled it ever since then. The last time I filled it was in September. I did not even take any after it was filled. I have never taken it consistently or needed it to function. I was completely clean on my drug test to prove I have not taken any. However SG denied my waiver. I submitted a letter from my doctor stating I did not need it or take it anymore, 5 years of medical documents, and other supporting forms. I was still denied. My recruiter mentioned he might be able to submit one more claim if I provide additional medical documents. Any ideas on what might help support the claim? This is really a career path I want to pursue and was looking forward to joining. I am trying to go into the Nurse Corps as an officer. Would you have any advice Dmarie123?
Unfortunately I don't think DMarie is here anymore? I had PM'd her and she responded back in April. She may have retired?
Yeah, looks like her last post was February 2022
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