Can someone explain, how my appeal got accepted without me making an appeal?

Hi,

so I made an application to be a reserve soldier, however shortly after I was told to do the medical questionairre, in this questionaire I admitted that I had attempted to take my life (When I was 15) following that, I was immediatly told to appeal and my application was rejected. I had no intent to appeal as I already got rejected a year ago and did like 3 appeals which were all denied. However, 2 days later, they've suddenly come back to me saying I've passed the appeal even tho I have never appealed. I'll add the message below but I'm just wondering what this means.

"Dear,

Thank you for your Online Medical Questionnaire Appeal.

We have decided to allow you to proceed to the next stage of the application process.

Please be aware that your application could be medically failed when your full primary healthcare record is reviewed or at a later stage of the recruitment process.

Please contact your Candidate Support Manager/recruiter to arrange the next stage of your application.

Kind regards,

Medical Admin Team

National Recruting Centre"

Am I safe till assesment centre now? or is this likely an admin issue that will be sorted out soon and I'll be failed again.

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u/Anglicus_s — 1 month ago

Is there any chance for me getting in? maybe in the future?

Hi,

I am just wondering wether I will ever be allowed to join the Army after trying to kill myself?

I understand the most likely answer is no and I fully get the reasoning behind it, but this happened when I was 15 turning 16, I am now 18 and aside for a month on anti depressants I never had any treatment following it or any sort of therapy.

I've had Job's, College and I'm a different person from when I was 15, but the Army doesn't seem to think so, it's a bit of a let down as my dad was in the Army for 25 years, he watched my brother join and everyone in the family is super proud of him and interested in what he has to say, and I'm barely finding work in warehouses.

It makes me feel a little annoyed as it was my dream from a young age, and I genuinely think I'd be able to do it, but the Army only see in black and white and won't hear my point of view out. I'm on my last appeal which is the main reason I'm making this post, if I were to try appeal for the last time when should I do it, or not.

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u/Anglicus_s — 1 month ago

(UK) How do you guy's cope hand unloading containers all day when the temp outside 32 degrees? Any tips?

I have been doing this quite a bit recently in work and the management are really strict about unauthorsied breaks ect, so if we take a pause for 5 to 10 minutes because it's too hot we're all getting yelled at, today was really rough and it took almost 2 and a half hours because of the way it was loaded, and I couldn't get any time to leave the container once during that period.

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u/Anglicus_s — 2 months ago
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Does anyone have any tips on how to improve social anxiety?

Whenever I go outside I feel nauseas and paranoid that I'm being watched and judged by everyone and even when I do simple things like walking I just feel like I'm doing it wrong or awkwardly.

I was prescribed sertraline but it made me feel even worse and I couldn't stick with it, sorry if this all sounds childish I don't know how to word it any better.

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u/Anglicus_s — 2 months ago

Did I make a mistake going to college for an automotive course? [UK]

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u/Anglicus_s — 2 months ago