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Saints1990
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Hey guys, the past few weeks I've been pondering the idea of joining the US Marine Corps. The more I think about it, the more it's starting to seem like something I'd be interested in. I'm young & it may be a good direction to go into with my life.
I have a problem though. I was born with something called "Poland's Syndrome" which basically is the absence of a pectoral muscle (breast muscle). My left Pectoral muscle never developed. It's actually very rare, and thought to occur every 100,000 births or so. It does not disable me in any way, shape, or form. It's purely cosmetic. You would think it would severely disable me, but it really doesn't. I lift weights & all, and I don't even notice a lack in bench press. I'm wondering what I should expect to come of this when enlisting?
Would it disqualify me? I honestly hope not.
I have a problem though. I was born with something called "Poland's Syndrome" which basically is the absence of a pectoral muscle (breast muscle). My left Pectoral muscle never developed. It's actually very rare, and thought to occur every 100,000 births or so. It does not disable me in any way, shape, or form. It's purely cosmetic. You would think it would severely disable me, but it really doesn't. I lift weights & all, and I don't even notice a lack in bench press. I'm wondering what I should expect to come of this when enlisting?
Would it disqualify me? I honestly hope not.