I need some opinions

Personally I never think it's a waste of time to try for what you want. I'm a coward and I've spent the majority of my life encouraging others to do what I'm to scared to do. I'm changing that part of myself and it's due to Swift training me to drive a truck.


Yes, you'll need a letter from your doctor explaining the hernia and that it will NOT effect your ability to work. Understand though when you do get insurance that will be a pre-existing condition and won't be covered. I don't recall right off hand what the time period is for a pre-existing condition to finally get covered.

Get a letter from your doctor concerning each and every medication you're on and also each and ever condition you have and that you mentioned. The recruiter will tell you that you don't need that letter but trust me that 90% of the people find they need it. Make sure that letter says it will not impair your ability to work, lift, climb or be active.

Swift doesn't care about your cholesterol. And the only thing they'll be concerned about your blood sugar for is possible diabetes. If your letter from the doctor says you don't have it, then it should be a non issue.

They didn't test any of us for cholesterol or blood sugar. They tested us for drugs.

And make sure you sign up for your insurance the first time it's offered or else you'll have everything listed as pre-existing.

 

Actually yes, but........he didn't know for sure it was a hernia and didn't see a dr or tell Swift about it. We (the other students in the class) said "dude you have a hernia" Later he saw a dr.