hey, who says its my fitness? oh yeh, the first post ask me is
it too long no excersise? before i can answer, people are already
CONFIRMNG it is my fitness. it is not. i reguarly excersise and im
as fittier than i'll probably ever be. so i dont think its
fitness.
Fudgster, how the hell do you get the idea that all i want in
the guards or something is just for glory?what if its just for
myself i just want to do someting just a bit more in NS? to try out
for the best? so you automatically assume that im just wanting to
show off? so everybody who aspires for the special forces is just
to show off?
Anyway, why cant you take pride in your vocation? what if you
are proud of what you do? doesnt that motivate you to a higher
level? I think if you take pride in your vocation you DO belong
there as it shows you care and are willing to do well.
The very fact that im pissed over the fact my medical condition
(if i have one really) if that says alot, why dont you tell me what
it says? i'll explain my 'pissed' off to you. maybe pissed off is
to harsh. i mean to say , well i hope to try get into special
forces right? im alright if they dont want me cause im not good
enough - thanks for trying. but i think it would really suck if im
not good enough BEFORE i even get a chance to try out ei: a medical
condition which DQ me. ok?
Im not convinced about the doctor becuase when i asked him, he
like paused for 2 seconds then was like "nah, you dont have asthma,
no worries" and walks off.
no woarries, i know how tought commandos etc is. i had a cousin
try for naval divers but dropped out. and another cousin tried for
guards but didnt get in - i didnt ask why.
Okay, then.
What I say still stands - push yourself, but within reasonable
limits for health and wellness.
Also, there is absolutely no reason to get pissed over a medical
condition. Like you yourself said, whatever vocation it is that you
get posted to, accept it, and do it to the best of your abilities.
That is closer to glory. All I'm saying is, glory need not only be
found in the guards and commandos formations.
Also, the doctor's hesitation means nothing - all it may mean is
that he was pondering over your symptoms and figuring out whether
or not asthma could be the cause. Come on, do you really want him
to make a snap judgement in less than two seconds only to be proven
wrong later on?
If you are still not convinced by the doctor's assessment, then
get a second opinion.
And please, give this second doctor more than two seconds to
think.
