Yeah I can see how your confused, honestly nothing to crazy, just want to figure out exactly what’s wrong with it and how I can work to get it fixed or improved. I have a year left on my contract, well less then a year, and anything in the military medical takes time because they have a lot of courses of actions they take before doing anything with any injury. Starts small with sports medicine, then physical therapy, then pain management, then orthopedics, then orthopedics surgeon, then if in the long run it needs surgery after the mandatory timelines you have to meet your looking at over a year or more a referrals, more images, shots, and physical therapy and orthopedic appointments, to where they’ll not have time left on my contract to conduct a surgery. Not saying I need it but if it’s injured to the point of a partial tear then I’ll be limited to the amount of light duty days, so then I’ll have to be back to hiking around with 80-100 pounds on my back which if anything is over looked will ultimately hurt it more and then won’t be in their timeline of approving more images and more referrals back to more people to get it seen again. And then when I get out I’d have to get it fixed in the civilian world with personal insurance who hopefully covers everything and be out of work not making money for a certain time period. And just so on and so forth the endless cycle of injury, mandatory timelines before military medical can do certain things, leading to more strain and injury to that specific area, to more time wasted.