Lying to the military

>lied to get into the military
Lol no one ever jeez come on man

>>18729285
If you were to lie, how easy is it to be caught?

>>18729296
I dont see how anyone couldlie about super serious stuff like color blindness or depression just to get into the military lol who would do such a thing?
Its an affront to the rest of the /completely/ sane and healthy enlisted men and officers of our armed forces.

>>18729236
Did your GP prescribe it or did someone else?

>>18729315
My GP

>>18729323
Don't lie, its in your medical records. Go to a psychiatrist next time and don't mention it to your fucking GP.

>>18729328
Alright, thanks. I know it seemed like a stupid question, but no one I knew who served could give me an honest answer.

>>18729337
If you took it as a minor and then transitioned over to your GP you might have a shot, but I'd want to see my medical records first. The big problem is that electronic record keeping and the slow erosion of patient privacy have made it very easy for the State to check up on you. They'll ask for the name of your doctor and put a release in front of you, if they don't get enough data they'll ask why because everyone has an enormous paper trail now.

What you COULD do is ask for a physical copy of your records, remove the offending bits, and find a new GP. If you do that, do not consent to any release of information.