Question: Being dropped from mom's orders for not being in school..help?
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Answer #1:
It sounds like your mother is running your life the way she wants it to be, and this kidney problem has backfired on her plans for you. Consider it an act of God to give you a chance to form your own life at 19 away from your mother's decisions. You will make it if you decide to follow your own strengths and dreams in life.Answer #2:
I didn't get dropped from my parents orders until I turned 22. I wasn't in school either.Answer #3:
mom is WRONG. you have until 21 to keep all benefits without being in school.Answer #4:
my son and daughter where both covered under ALL the benefits until the day he enlisted in the military and for her they will end the day she turns 21 unless she is in full time school BY that point.............. so you can take your id card to the tricare office on base and see that for your self.Mum is trying to pull a fast one on you to be honest as I highly doubt that some one with her amount of time in would NOT know this bit of info.
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usually i disagree adamantly with "mrsjvb" but in this instance, she exactly on pointAnswer #6:
thats crazy im sorry man my birthdays in 6 days ill be 19. Theres plenty of places that can give you insurance just for working there part time so you dont need to be on your moms insurance. But college is the best route since it will help you along the wayAnswer #7:
damn son that sucks** Powered by Yahoo Answers