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                30 Apr 2012 02:01                #58340
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        As you may know I am a combat medic in the US Army 10th Mountain Div. A few months ago I suffered a dislocation to my right shoulder,while carrying a comrade to safety from his point of injury. I have seen various medical personnel and it seems there is damage to the nerve bundle which has developed into a right brachial plexopathy (nerve damage to long thoracic nerve), from the reports there is some healing but there are chances I may have permanent nerve damage to my right arm, along with partial paralysis. I simply ask to be kept within the minds of my brothers and sisters of the Order. I have hopes to eventually make a full recovery and I know the force shall guide me whatever may happen.    
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                30 Apr 2012 09:30                #58356
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        You have my thoughts and prayers.  I hope you recover swiftly, and thank you for your service, I know being a medic can be difficult.    
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                30 Apr 2012 11:49                #58361
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        get better, brother. (former al arng)    
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                30 Apr 2012 11:58                #58363
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        I have the same injury in the same arm!!!  It's been over a decade now and I do not have all the feeling back, but most of the pain went away a long time ago!
I wish you well and hope your recovery goes better than mine did!
May the Force be with you my friend.
            I wish you well and hope your recovery goes better than mine did!

May the Force be with you my friend.
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                30 Apr 2012 11:59                #58364
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        It sounds like you suffered an injury during a noble service
I hope all ends up being well for you 
    
    I hope all ends up being well for you
 
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                30 Apr 2012 12:34         -  30 Apr 2012 16:06        #58370
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        I hope you'll make a good recovery
May the force be with you!
    May the force be with you!
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                30 Apr 2012 13:24                #58373
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        Sorry to hear of your injury, I wish you a good way to recovery
Good journeys and
May the Force be with you
    Good journeys and
May the Force be with you
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                30 Apr 2012 23:54                #58455
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        I will keep you in my thoughts. I hope you are able to heal quickly, Jerriko.    
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                01 May 2012 00:09                #58457
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        Thank you for your service. I hope you make a swift and complete recovery!
May the Force be with you.
    May the Force be with you.
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