My husband is in the US Army Special Forces and spent 8 month in Afghanistan, last year. He came back to the US april 2007, and started again his training and jumping exercices
(he's an Airborne). After a jump in august, he seriously injured his back. The army just send him to a chiropractor for 2 month,
no X-Ray taken, nothing! Mid-September, he could barely walk, and finally the army send him for X-Ray, and the doctor found out that his back was broken!! He was supposed to be deployed to Afghanistan again mid-October, but was denied due to his injury. Now, his team deployed and he's staying at the Fort. We decided to start the medical discharge process since he's not able to do any PT (physical training), or deployement etc...He talked to his doctor about this and been told that basically he couldnt begin the proccess until after he healed and then go through a 3 month rehab after that. Does anyone know if this is accurate? Why wait till he's healed? Any advices what to do? Thx
2007-11-13
08:25:15
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