feeling rejected

So my medical packet was received at the beginning of this month and, half way through the month, half the packet was returned to me. I'm feeling rejected but I am going to comply with everything they're asking for. I got three fillings today at the dentist on three teeth that did not have cavities. I repeat, I did not have any cavities. There was an air bubble that showed up in the xray of one of my old fillings so I had to have it redone. Old filling removed; new filling put in. Then two teeth that were decalcified had to be drilled down and filled. As mentioned, I had no cavities. I spent $105 and still had NO cavities. Then I had to write a personal statement about how I'm not allergice to milk anymore. I had to complete my doctors address on one page, even though it was stamped on every other page. I will also have to resend a copy of a lab report that was printed on thermal paper. The paper was completely black so the PC nurse couldn't read it. Lastly I will have to retake a blood test that showed a high red blood count. If I had an invitation already, I would quit my full time job so that I could have enough hours in the day for the part time job of fulfilling PC obligations. The good news in all of this is that they are very actively looking at my medical paperwork. I'm glad to know that its not under some huge pile in the mail basket in DC....even if it is sitting on my desk waiting to be corrected.

Medical Packet Received

PC has received my medical packet. Note that they are looking at the files of folks nominated for departure within the next four months (thats me). I am going to blink my eyes now. I have been staring at my phone since Thursday before last waiting for that glorious green light to flash letting me know I have a new email.............................sorry, i was blinking my eyes. My dentist indicated that it will be a good idea if I have the gums overs wisdom teeth removed. I don't plan to do that. I'm simply hoping that it wont cause any delay and that the PC doesn't force my hand. Today I am going to relax. Tomorrow I will begin staring at my phone again.