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I was in the USAF. But have plenty of buddies who went through the various services.If you want extra PT but not because you are a screwup, and not be classified as “Failure to adapt” which is easily the worst type of discharge to receive in Boot Camp other than committing a crime.Just show up overweight, or fail your first couple of PT assessments. I showed up to Air Force boot Camp 20 Lbs overweight. But I passed the PT test above Graduation standard in the first week. So our MTI and CO for the squadron had 3 choices, send me to Medical Flight until I lost the weight and rejoin training, send me home, or put me on a diet restriction and require me to do a 3rd PT session 3–5 days a week.They put me on a diet restriction and I lost 35 lbs in 9 weeks. No Gatorade, only water, chicken/fish, no meat, vegetables, no form of potatoes, when we got MREs I had to pass the candy, bread, etc to MTI and he would distribute my food to the trainees who were under weight.I had a buddy show up at USMC boot camp, and he couldn’t do 5 push-ups or a single pull up. He spent 3 weeks on the Fat Farm. He couldn’t leave the Fat farm until he could do 10 Pull-ups and 30 push-ups.

How can I forget that eventful. It was the 19th of sep 2016 9:00 am , my baby hasn’t kicked since the last 8 hours. I was getting worried. I called up my gynaecologist and he asked me to get admitted to the nursing home immediately. I was in my 37th week of pregnancy. I got admitted by 10:00 am and the doctor reached within few minutes. He checked and he felt the heartbeat but still my baby wasn’t kicking. The preparation for C-section began, I was getting worried. Jut when I was laid on the operation table, he kicked. I thought “ couldn’t you have kicked earlier!”. I was given anaesthesia for the area below the abdomen, I could feel nothing what was going on . I could just hear the gynaecologist, the other surgeon, the nurses gossiping. I was like “ when are you going to stop talking and start the real job” just then I heard a scream. I thought it must be someone’s baby outside. Then the doctor exclaimed “ what a heavy baby”! I realised I have become a mother. Tears overflowed my eyes and the nurses showed him to me. After I was shifted to semi ICU he was brought to me but he had some breathing issues so he was taken away to the NICU where he was kept for 5 days. Those 5 days were the longest wait for me. I was waiting to hold him in my arms and when he came, it was all worth it. He has brought happiness in our lives and many more which is beyond explanation. He is growing very fast and is very active.The day we were discharged. 4 days old4 months old7 months oldA year and 3 months1 yr and 9 months6 months back. 3 yrs 3 months with his maternal uncleEdit: Thank you all for this overwhelming response. Didn’t expect so many views and upvotes. Well after posting I read this post and found two mistakes1. I forgot to add “experience” after the word eventful.2. One of the word “just” is misspelled as “jut”.Well I shall just let it remain as it is as when I was typing this post my son was running around me so I was a bit distracted.

On the mother-baby unit, a patient who decided she could just order us around. “Get me a Coke,” said in the nastiest way, was just one of her standard demands. (She never asked—she demanded.)And if you dared to say it would be a few minutes, she’s be on the phone to the unit clerk demanding to speak to the nursing supervisor.This went on for 4 or 5 days until she was discharged (I don’t remember if she was post-C section or a high risk antepartum patient, but we couldn’t WAIT for her to leave).And no, the unit’s nursing supervisor was not the kind of person who would stand up for her nurses.