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Military Cancer Survivors

Archives for July 2007

ROTC Medical Waiver
I was diagnosed with stage 2 Hodgkins Lymphoma in 2004. At the time I had a contract with the ROTC program at Texas A&M with a 4yr scholarship. I had been in almost 2 years. After being diagnosed, I was medically disqualified and notified by the professor of military science. I have been doing some research and it seems…
22, Army, Cervical Caner
I thank God every single day that the Army finally cracked down and decided that every female soldier will have a mandatory pap smear. I have had my annual pap smear from the military and come to find out I had moderate to severe dysplasia. Next thing I know it was cancer. FEMALES! Get your Paps !!!!!!! Has anyone else had…

Military Cancer Survivors

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