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Full of Surprises...!!!As I have a baby growing inside me, I'm constantly in awe of this amazing capability bestowed upon women to feel and nurture and cherish a life within themselves.Not a piece of cake I tell you, but definitely worth every pain in the ass you go through, when you see a tiny creature sucking his/her thumb (still don't know the sex :D ) in your womb when seen in an ultrasound :')

I was recommended from 17 SSB on 10th September 2019. The next day itself, the medicals start. We are told to report at the main gate at 7:15 in the morning although noone arrives at that time. This you realise after the 1st day itself and when the mess in charge tells you so. The mess is generous enough to pack our lunch although the first day we are to report in an empty stomach for the blood tests.We nevertheless take our lunch, remove our chest numbers, wait for the NCO, sit in the bus and then get going to Command Hospital Air Force, Bangalore or the Institute of Aerospace Medicine (depending uponr your entry, but mostly it is CHAF where the medicals are done.)We alight at the Special Medical Board office, fill up a few forms and wait. After waiting for a long time, the NCO takes us to the reception area where our names are to be registered. It takes more than an hour to get registered because of the sheer rush. Then, we run to the blood collection centre where blood and urine are sampled. This takes an hour or so because of the rush. Then after all of us are done, we return to SMB and wait for the bus. This is all for day 1.Then day 2, we may go for X-ray and ultrasound or ENT or even Eye depending on the rush and the availability of the doctors. On my 2nd day, X-ray and ultrasound were done. See, the actual procedure takes only a few minutes but the waiting is what is to bear. Then we go to the SMB again, and the same events repeat.On the 3rd day, we were lucky enough to have our ears nose and throat all at once. The audiometry part for ears took some time but the rest go in a jiffy.4th day was eyes where the power, squint, colour blindness, cataract etc. where checked. The eye tests take some time simply because the tests are numerous.5th day was a blank day for us as the doctor was at a surgery hence unavailable for our assessment at the Department of Surgery. We fell asleep at the department until our NCO came running gave us a thrashing and took us away to the SMB.On the 6th day, Surgical was done wherein things like knock knees, sweaty palms, any deformity in movement, the genitalia, and piles etc. are tested.On the 7th day, the Department of Medicine had to test us. Here, height, weight, BP, Pulse, etc. are tested. Sadly for me, the personal at the office said that I had a minor abnormality in my blood report so he could only test me after consulting the physician, which he did and came back to tell me to repeat the blood test. My friends were done with the medical and they were at the SMB finishing up with the final procedures whereas I had to create an online draft first, then go the blood collection centre, wait my turn, sample the blood and get the report the next day, hope for it to be fine and get the medicals done with. To my surprise, the blood report was not fine yet but there was an improvement though. So he took my weight, my height, my BP, my pulse etc. Then I and another friend of mine who had the same issue, waited for some time to meet the doctor. The doctor marked me unfit for eosinophilia. Then I had to go to the SMB fill in a few forms for Appeal, get the signature of the Board President and get going along with the new batch of people. I had chosen INHS Asvini, Mumbai for my Appeal as I am a Mumbaikar.We came to the centre, I packed my stuff, submitted the required documents, and said goodbye to my friends and Selection Centre South.After 35 days, when my blood report was stable, I went to INHS Asvini for Appeal. I was branded fit and now I am waiting for the call up instructions and the call up letter. Can't wait to set foot into IMA.Jai Hind.

Thanks for the A2A. First of all, thank you for rescuing this dog, giving him a home, and caring enough to ask this question.There is some missing information here, but I am going to fill in the blanks a bit and assume your mom may be the one who is this dog's primary caretaker. If this is true, and your mom is the one who usually feeds him, I recommend that you hand feed the dog one piece of kibble at a time for the next week or two.Also, when you enter your mom's room, avoid eye contact, and avoid facing the dog directly or approaching him. Take tasty pea-size treats with you and toss them in his direction without more than a glance out of your peripheral vision. In fact, if you can toss, and then back up, all the better. Toss a treat, back up, toss another, back up again, and so on.Have your mom also give treats to the dog whenever you are near or approaching, and avoid reaching for this dog. Instead let him come up to you. Please see the following video:One more thing, never, under any circumstances punish your dog for his aggression. This will only make it worse. I promise.If you are using any form of punishment or correction with him at all in training, such as a choke chain collar, prong collar, leash corrections, shock collar, ultrasound, verbal corrections, squirt bottle, dominance or intimidation, stop it immediately. These things are known to increase aggression. Instead reward desired behavior and do not reward unwanted behavior. Dogs only repeat what is reinforcing in some way. In terms of aggression, it is a little more complex, but do not use any kind of correction. That is simply the wrong thing to do and counterproductive.