I'm talking to my program manger this week while I'm at ft. Bliss trying to get on another deployment tasker.Relaxen Jackson is where I went to basic; I still have fond memories of being in the leaning rest on top of ant hills...fire ants that is.
Even with the fire ants and flying cockroaches, I'd say Jackson is better than Lost in the woods.
I feel for you man, I think I might have preferred redeployment over being called up to be a DS.
Best Wishes.
Sweet Matt a blessing in disguise.......where are you going to pick buddy?Well, looks like I'm not going drill anymore. Just got back from my Orthopedics appt. and they put me on a permanent profile for my knee. The doc said it looks like my injury eight years ago was more likely a dislocated knee than a meniscus tear (even though there is a “stubble tear” still visible in the MRI and the result of that dislocation injury caused damage to the cartilage behind the knee cap. So over the last eight years it’s just gotten worse. She said they can do surgery but she wouldn't recommend it at this point as I'm still active, so they got me a brace and I'll be going in for injections over the next few weeks.
Now to make some phone calls so I can go where I want instead of waiting for the Army to pick.
Wow you know the time to check out your medical situation. Nice timingWell, looks like I'm not going drill anymore. Just got back from my Orthopedics appt. and they put me on a permanent profile for my knee. The doc said it looks like my injury eight years ago was more likely a dislocated knee than a meniscus tear (even though there is a “stubble tear” still visible in the MRI and the result of that dislocation injury caused damage to the cartilage behind the knee cap. So over the last eight years it’s just gotten worse. She said they can do surgery but she wouldn't recommend it at this point as I'm still active, so they got me a brace and I'll be going in for injections over the next few weeks.
Now to make some phone calls so I can go where I want instead of waiting for the Army to pick.
Matt, I hope is that you can pick something very close to your wife and little girl. She is such a doll. Be sure to keep us posted as I will keep you all in my prayers.Well, looks like I'm not going drill anymore. Just got back from my Orthopedics appt. and they put me on a permanent profile for my knee. The doc said it looks like my injury eight years ago was more likely a dislocated knee than a meniscus tear (even though there is a “stubble tear” still visible in the MRI and the result of that dislocation injury caused damage to the cartilage behind the knee cap. So over the last eight years it’s just gotten worse. She said they can do surgery but she wouldn't recommend it at this point as I'm still active, so they got me a brace and I'll be going in for injections over the next few weeks.
Now to make some phone calls so I can go where I want instead of waiting for the Army to pick.
Well my first choice is not so much a location as it is a new job.
I'll still be working with dogs, just a slightly different type of dog. It's a five month school part, of it in Texas and the other back here in Arizona. If that doesn't work out I'm going to try for Ft. Eustis, VA again.I decided to get it checked out after I found out about this school because you have to run a lot....every day. I've been able to manage my conditioning around my injury for the past eight years, I would not have that liberty if I went to become a drill sergeant.Wow you know the time to check out your medical situation. Nice timing
"alright you maggots! run to the top of that hill! forgive me if i can't run with you as i've been injured in World War II even before i was born!"
Does this mean you won't be the unit's big toe?Well my first choice is not so much a location as it is a new job.
I decided to get it checked out after I found out about this school because you have to run a lot....every day. I've been able to manage my conditioning around my injury for the past eight years, I would not have that liberty if I went to become a drill sergeant.
....and we could have watched a few flicks here in my theatre. Oh, well! Your arteries may hate me for it but your palate will love it.
Glad to hear the good newsWell my first choice is not so much a location as it is a new job.
I decided to get it checked out after I found out about this school because you have to run a lot....every day. I've been able to manage my conditioning around my injury for the past eight years, I would not have that liberty if I went to become a drill sergeant.
