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FearTheCats · 01-26-2007, 13:52

I cannot in any way comment on SF selection and training. I can tell you there are other ways to serve WITHOUT putting your mates in danger.

I have a history of asthma too, and I thought I was over it until it came back last year and now I take meds semi-regularly. I might could have gotten some general to waive me into the National Guard, but I absolutely cannot argue with The Reaper, LR1947. and many others. They know what they are doing.

A man's got to know his limitations; you can only do what you can do. Accept that not everybody can do every job. If you are otherwise squared away, we would be glad to have you in law enforcement. Keep your inhaler in the accessory pouch of your patrol rifle case and drive on.

01-26-2007, 13:52	#4
FearTheCats Asset Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Bladen County NC Posts: 24	I cannot in any way comment on SF selection and training. I can tell you there are other ways to serve WITHOUT putting your mates in danger. I have a history of asthma too, and I thought I was over it until it came back last year and now I take meds semi-regularly. I might could have gotten some general to waive me into the National Guard, but I absolutely cannot argue with The Reaper, LR1947. and many others. They know what they are doing. A man's got to know his limitations; you can only do what you can do. Accept that not everybody can do every job. If you are otherwise squared away, we would be glad to have you in law enforcement. Keep your inhaler in the accessory pouch of your patrol rifle case and drive on. __________________ God grant me the courage to shoot those I can; serenity to refrain from shooting those I cannot; and a Use of Force Policy to know the difference. Why am I sitting here writing stuff when I should be in the gym or on the firing line!?
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