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I know the soldier who is the subject of this article. He is now Corporal Valle and is still driving on in the first stage of being a NCO. Heart surgery didn’t slow him down and I’m proud of his over all resiliency!
Training a matter of life, death
Posted from forthoodsentinel.com
CPL
Master Resilience Training (MRT)
Medical
Fort Cavazos
Posted 5 y ago
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Spc. Alexis Valle couldn't have been taken to a better place. I was at Ft Sam for a time and lots of others as well as myself wouldn't be alive today if it weren't for the high quality expert care from the people stationed there.
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That is something I completely believe to be true! They are outstanding when it comes to healthcare, especially of the emergency/urgent kind. Thank you for taking time to read the article and comment CPL Douglas Chrysler
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CPL Douglas Chrysler
SGT (Join to see) I was wishing I was there right now, but today I had an appointment with ER doctors and got a PA who is an ex Marine corpsman and is currently an officer in the Army Reserve. I broke my shoulder last Wednesday and all I got was a sling to keep it immobile. This guy found it is healing and set the sling properly. We both spent time at Ft Sam. He was working and I was a patient. Just the little adjustment made all the difference today, so thanks for all each of you do. Every encounter I have with soldiers and former soldiers is a terrific experience.
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Tip o' the Tin Lid !
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