matlo-lyle
Newbie

Hi everyone I'm new to this site and a few days from applying to join the Royal Navy, Submarine Service.
I have one thing playing on my head, I've had asthma as a child but have not encountered any symptoms or problems fore more than 5 years now. However, 2 years ago I visited by GP about a fairly persistent chest infection, he prescribed me an inhaler which I NEVER used. I know this is going to cause a few problems in my application process but I have also made an appointment with the Nurse to see if I have grown out of asthma as she gave me a peak flow meter chart a few months back to complete on the spirometer. I have blown above 550 every time and I, myself, am pretty certain I have grown out of asthma so when I see the Nurse again in a week and she sees the results and marks down on my records I have asthma no more, will this mean I will be able to join the Navy with no problem even though I was prescribed tht inhaler 2 years ago?
Thanks,
Jamie
I have one thing playing on my head, I've had asthma as a child but have not encountered any symptoms or problems fore more than 5 years now. However, 2 years ago I visited by GP about a fairly persistent chest infection, he prescribed me an inhaler which I NEVER used. I know this is going to cause a few problems in my application process but I have also made an appointment with the Nurse to see if I have grown out of asthma as she gave me a peak flow meter chart a few months back to complete on the spirometer. I have blown above 550 every time and I, myself, am pretty certain I have grown out of asthma so when I see the Nurse again in a week and she sees the results and marks down on my records I have asthma no more, will this mean I will be able to join the Navy with no problem even though I was prescribed tht inhaler 2 years ago?
Thanks,
Jamie