Military service and treatment.

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Dear Jovan:

You are a good strong contributor to the country, and to the group. I

am most delighted that some of the money I sent to uncle last year

might have helped pay for your surgery!

Glad your surgery went well, and hope that the rest of your service

to the country does, also. Thank you.

Cammie

> Hi there,

>

> I just thought that I should weigh in on this one because I am in

the military (Army) and I just has upper, lower and genio on March

24. I must also note that I am very pleased with the results. Yes,

it is true that the military will not take on a patient that already

has braces in place and the reason behind this is because when you

are going through initial training there is no time allotted for

basic maintenance of braces (or any other medical condition that

requires one to be away from training--thus the extensive medical

screening), however, once you finish initial trainining and are

assigned to a duty station you have the option to get braces. (It is

not uncommon to see many soldiers with braces nowadays.) And just

think, it didn't cause me a penny. Hope this helps.