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Hi I'm Dee. I'm 23 and married. I've worked in health care as well as office settings but am now a home-maker. I'm knowledgeable in a variety of subjects but don't mind doing a little research if asked about something I don't know about. Most of my friends come to me for advice. I read several advice columns and would like to help you also. I'm not judgemental. Your life is yours to live it as you choose. I believe asking for advice is good, but ultimately the choice is yours. You WILL NOT find a hurtful or smartass answer here.
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I'll admit, I am only 14, but I love the military. I have wanted to be a fighter pilot dating back to when I was five. My father recently retired from the Navy, and I want to join USAF, but I can't. I have diabetes. I find is very discouraging and discriminating that diabetics can not join. If one wants to join, I think the oppurtunity should be there. Right now, I am in Junior Air Force ROTC and my high school. I love the class, and I we (the "flight") were informed that if we joined the service, we would automatically be started at a higher rank than the others. But I do not have the choice to join, and I am considering to write to George Bush explaning how I feel. Should I?
I would definitely write to George Bush and explain your concerns. I would also write letters to your Congressmen from your area. You can find the addresses by searching at the links below. By writing to the government, you are making them aware of the issue at hand. Until they know there is a problem, they can't do much about it.
http://www.house.gov/
http://www.senate.gov/
I would also ask why diabetics are not allowed to join the military. Once you know the reasoning, you can come up with an argument against it.
Good luck. I hope this works out for you.
(Rating: 5) Thank you SO much. I e-mailed them, and hopefully I will get a response.