Originally Posted by emptybox:
“It doesn't say anything like that in that article.
The medical officer found out from her medical records and she wasn't allowed to graduate. But she was allowed to take part in the final parade.
No mention of a seizure at the parade.”
“It doesn't say anything like that in that article.

The medical officer found out from her medical records and she wasn't allowed to graduate. But she was allowed to take part in the final parade.
No mention of a seizure at the parade.”
.... the woman hid her medical records from the army... when she should never have done this in the first place.. I will agree on what she said though about other jobs in the army which she could perhaps have done... but rules are rules. and you can read all of this too..
But Hopkins' military career came to an abrupt end days before the passing out ceremony. If I didn't slow her down she would have glossed briskly over the details, but it transpires that she had an epileptic seizure on the parade square. "It's not something I talk about," she says quickly, "because I see it as a failing. So it does annoy me a little bit when people say 'she failed at the forces', but of course I never respond. I never say why, because it sounds like an excuse, and I won't have that. I won't have an excuse."
https://www.epilepsy.org.uk/news/kat...t-her-epilepsy




