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Adjusting to Life Post-Military Service
3:04:03 - 3:11:41 (07:38)
Returning to civilian life after serving in the military can be challenging, especially when transitioning from the structure of the hospital environment to everyday routines. In addition, physical limitations can impact one's ability to meet standard military requirements, making it difficult to readjust to the new reality of post-service life.
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The speaker discusses transitioning from a hospital environment to living on their own and undergoing physical recovery.
3:04:03 - 3:07:02 (02:59)
Summary
The speaker discusses transitioning from a hospital environment to living on their own and undergoing physical recovery. They also mention receiving support and treatment at Walter Reed.
ChapterAdjusting to Life Post-Military Service
Episode#28 Nick "Machine" Lavery - Active Duty Army Special Forces Amputee
PodcastShawn Ryan Show
The speaker overcame a military medical board and an army that wanted to medically retire him by taking on the role of an instructor in the combatters committee within the advanced skills company.
3:07:02 - 3:08:47 (01:45)
Summary
The speaker overcame a military medical board and an army that wanted to medically retire him by taking on the role of an instructor in the combatters committee within the advanced skills company.
ChapterAdjusting to Life Post-Military Service
Episode#28 Nick "Machine" Lavery - Active Duty Army Special Forces Amputee
PodcastShawn Ryan Show
The continuation on active duty request (COAD) is an alternative option for military personnel found unfit for duty after a medical board.
3:08:47 - 3:11:41 (02:54)
Summary
The continuation on active duty request (COAD) is an alternative option for military personnel found unfit for duty after a medical board. It removes the risk from the Department of Army and places it on the unit while providing a chance for the individual to continue serving.