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“They were going to make sure I got back to my daughter” ~ Cpl. Melesete Togia
April 29, 2024
— The article recounts Cpl. Melesete Togia's harrowing battle with COVID-19 while deployed in Iraq, where she nearly lost her life and accepted her impending death. Through the heroic efforts of medical staff in Iraq and Germany, she survived and returned home to her daughter. Togia emphasizes the profound impact of the Army Recovery Care Program, which supported her physical and emotional recovery, enabling her to participate in adaptive sports and compete for Team Army. Now retired, she is grateful for the program's role in her transformation and encourages others facing challenges to seek help and embrace opportunities for growth and healing...
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I want to show others you can be resilient no matter what.
April 26, 2024
— Staff Sgt Daniel Pereyra's journey through a health crisis and career change is marked by gratitude despite pain. Diagnosed with stage four tongue cancer in 2022 while serving in Fort Bliss, Pereyra underwent a grueling seventeen-hour surgery, enduring chemo and radiation afterward. Despite the challenges, he found support from his military unit and is now transitioning to a career outside the Army due to medical retirement. Pereyra's resilience, fueled by his love for music and teaching, propels him forward as he plans to become a nurse and continue helping others, showcasing his determination to overcome cancer and inspire resilience in others...
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How the Army outfits wounded Soldiers for life after recovery.
January 2, 2024
— The Army Recovery Care Program (ARCP) emphasizes Adaptive Reconditioning, ensuring soldiers recovering from wounds, injuries, or illnesses have access to suitable equipment and opportunities for physical and therapeutic activities. Chris Uggiano, the Program Manager, highlights the importance of providing equipment for adaptive sports and diverse activities beyond traditional sports, facilitating holistic recovery and preparation for life after Soldier Recovery Units (SRUs). Education on equipment usage and safety is prioritized, aiming to empower soldiers and optimize their rehabilitation experience. With a focus on equipping soldiers for success beyond recovery, ARCP underscores the significance of personalized support and resources to foster resilience and improve overall well-being...
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