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Retired woman pastor and hospital chaplain AMA I’ve experienced some unexpected things while serving as a pastor and hospital chaplain. While I was a chaplain, I served at Brooke Army Medical Center and other hospitals in Iowa and Texas. The burn ward at BAMC provided indelible memories of both patients and their family members.

Specific private hospital in Bcd Hello, guys. Pa rant lg ko kadali lg. For context, sang Sunday, gin dala sa hospital akon Lola kay nag lain iya matyag gulpi. Stroke patient sya for 5 years na, hindi na ka hambal tadlong, but maka kaon, maka pungko, and okay man sya. Anyway, sang Sunday nag lain iya pamatyag. Saturday pa lg daan sang gab’e nag hilanat na sya and pag puli ko after church, na abtan ko si Mama ga tabang sa kay Lola kay iya ulo ga hilay nlng gid and iya tsura wala na animo. Nag try ko call 911, wala may ga sabat. Kapila mag try nga i-forward daw sa maka entertain saakon pero wala gid. Nag hinagaw sa barangay for ambulance, wala man available amo man sa DRRMO. Nag decide nlng gid ko ma Indrive mayu lg naka hinagaw abot ang partner sang magulang ko amo tu na dul’ong sa hospital. Pag abot sa hospital nga ini, ga expect kami nga atipanon si Lola. Like kwaan BP, check oxygen, kag kung ano pada like butang linya for fluids. Nag pila nlng ka oras, wala gid amo na. Gin kadtuan lg sya ka doctor kag gin check lg heartbeat kag sagi interview. Nag hambal nga ma register for admission. Linya man ko tu dayon. Tapos namangkot kami if butangan linya si Lola, hambal nila i xray janay. 2 ka oras sagi balik2 pamangkot wala gid ya may natabo. Nag decide nlng kami i transfer sya sa CL. Pag abot namon sa CL, gin accommodate sya dayon check sa iya kag gin butangan line after 20 mins siguro. Jusko ang pag kdto namon sa didto nga hospital daw wala gid kabayad sang kulba namon. Since first time ko ni ma experience mag kadto emergency sa private, mamangkot lg ko kung normal lg ina or basi bala ka OA lg saakon maminsar knowing nga imo pamilya ga sala na para ma hinagaw lg ang pasyente sa emergency. Tas ending pag abot sa hospital, daw ga patay oras lg mga tawo didto. Sa BAMC ni 🥲

Going to (the) hospital I have always used the phrasing, "He's been taken to the hospital." These days, I listen to enough foreign news and podcasts to often hear, "He's been taken to hospital" instead. It's one of those charming little differences between American and British English. Unfortunately, saying "the hospital" sounds wrong to me now; it's as if I switched sides of the Atlantic. A report that "all 30 victims were taken to the hospital" means taken to "a" hospital unless it's a one-hospital town. If "all 30 victims were taken to hospital," we have the same information--not a specific hospital, just an indication that injuries were serious enough to require hospitalization. If the particular hospital is important, we would say, "Ten of the victims were taken to the downtown Methodist Hospital, and the remaining were taken to the burn unit at BAMC." It would be pretentious of me to start saying "she's going to hospital," so I won't. But with our backlog of geriatric politicians in the news, this will continue to come up regularly. Any thoughts on (the) hospital issue? Is it an issue at all? Am I wrong in my conclusion that the British phrasing is more correct when it comes to the actual meaning? My apologies if you've never noticed this and now I've ruined it for you.

Who in my chain of command do I reach out to regarding medical separation? So I’m at a crossroads. I’ve been in for 16 months at this point. About 8 months in, I started having palpitations during a 6 mile ruck on drill weekend and was told to go to the ER on base. Everything checked out okay that day. I got a call from a cardiology case manager to schedule follow up. Since then I’ve been back and forth to BAMC for appointments, stress test, echo, 2 week cardiac monitor, and an MRI. The structure of my heart is normal but the monitor shows runs of non-sustained VT and episodes of SVT. I was scheduled to go to DCC this month, but was advised by the SFC there to cancel until I am medically managed and on meds without issues. I am trialing meds now (not working) but I am ticking close to my 2 year mark and will not be finished with my initial entry training. Obviously, I don’t want a discharge for not finishing my training. The cardiologist has not put in a profile, but my primary care doctor is wanting me to wait on PT until I am clear which also prevents me from attending. I’ve reached out to my medical readiness NCO and S1 with no response. My first line leaders aren’t sure where to go from there as they haven’t experienced this situation before. Any advice is appreciated.

In processing- fort sam hey going to leave for my duty station at fort sam. wanted to ask how does this work? my leave has already been put it as well don’t want to take to much of it. I’ll be early reporting about 3 weeks early and I have family in fort Sam as well that I was going to go visit but I should like check in right away right or will I start in processing immediately and have the weekends off or will processing start until my start date? I just do not waste leave. my family is 15 mins from base and it makes sense to me to just check in right away and then go and visit my family. I’m a medical mos btw bamc

Who in my chain of command do I reach out to regarding medical separation? So I’m at a crossroads. I’ve been in for 16 months at this point. About 8 months in, I started having palpitations during a 6 mile ruck on drill weekend and was told to go to the ER on base. Everything checked out okay that day. I got a call from a cardiology case manager to schedule follow up. Since then I’ve been back and forth to BAMC for appointments, stress test, echo, 2 week cardiac monitor, and an MRI. The structure of my heart is normal but the monitor shows runs of non-sustained VT and episodes of SVT. I was scheduled to go to DCC this month, but was advised by the SFC there to cancel until I am medically managed and on meds without issues. I am trialing meds now (not working) but I am ticking close to my 2 year mark and will not be finished with my initial entry training. Obviously, I don’t want a discharge for not finishing my training. The cardiologist has not put in a profile, but my primary care doctor is wanting me to wait on PT until I am clear which also prevents me from attending. I’ve reached out to my medical readiness NCO and S1 with no response. My first line leaders aren’t sure where to go from there as they haven’t experienced this situation before. Any advice is appreciated.

PC’sing to BAMC as a 4N Anyone here got some experience as a 4N or a third-party? Yall know what SQ are there so I can expect where I’m going? Anyways, kinda excited, going from Hurby -> BAMC

din pwede makakwa live birth? I was born at BAMC, yet taga outside bacolod. kinanglan ko tani magkwa live birth kay requirement sa for getting a visa. do you guys have idea where can i get it? TYIA!! Edit: is PSA and live birth different?

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ICU RN, Mom of 4. Need input about USAGPAN as a civilian. I survived nursing school with two kids, had my third during my final semester while working full-time, and I’m 100% committed to becoming a CRNA no matter what. My roadblock is simple: **money.** Civilian loan caps won't cover tuition *plus* my half of our family bills for 3 years. My husband is amazing, but he can't carry 100% of the financial load for a family of six solo. That makes USAGPAN look like our best path, but I need some straight answers from people who know: \*\*1. Direct Commissioning:\*\* As a civilian ICU RN, what does this transition and application pipeline actually look like? am I required to be extremely physically fit? \*\*2. The 5-Year Payback:\*\* is it truly 5 years or can I expect more? Can I expect to move multiple times during this period? Am I expected to do service officer responsibilities or just work as a CRNA? Are they in charge of my schedule? \*\*3. Responsibilities during the Program:\*\* what kind of responsibilities are expected of me from the army or whoever aside from being a student? \*\*4. The Texas Odds:\*\* what are my realistic chances of landing in Texas (like BAMC or Fort Cavazos) post-grad? Give it to me straight—I’m ready to do whatever it takes, just want my eyes wide open. I would like to add while most of this is about the money. I have always had an interest in joining and would be genuinely excited, but also need all of the information.