What should a cadet do if they have a non-Academy related illness?

When faced with a non-Academy related illness, the appropriate response is to recognize that such matters fall outside the scope of support the Academy typically provides. Handling it independently allows cadets to prioritize their personal health and seek appropriate treatment. It is important for cadets to be proactive in addressing their health issues, which can include consulting a medical professional or seeking resources external to the Academy.

While it may seem beneficial to wait for the Academy to address such concerns, the responsibility ultimately lies with the cadet to take initiative regarding their health. Relying on fellow cadets may lead to incomplete or misinformed advice, and notifying the agency may not be necessary or appropriate for personal health matters not related to Academy functions. The focus should be on managing personal health effectively and responsibly.