Ordinary Miracles

[babynoah]

Hi all,

I've been having some functional days lately and found this website...it's a great site, thanks to those who made it and keep it as a positive resource. I find it uplifting when I see people finally getting the benefits they should've gotten eons ago and hope y'all don't give up hope if you're still stuck in the process.

I'm just happy today w/ ordinary miracles (i.e., being able to be clear minded enough to have a nice meal w/ my family and not too forgetful w/ the steps required in being able to do that). Am 29 yrs. of age, was medically retired @ 24 by the army (30% army and 100%va) and am still involved w/ the army--but this time as a spouse of an active duty member. I think being a mother is much more challenging than what the army ever threw at me (was tdrl'd as a spc. and was a 91w/medic and slated to be a 97b w/ a lang. identifier of arabic when in the guard before going ad in my old 91w m.o.s.).

well, thank you all for your service and I wish you guys happy holidays + luck w/ your claims!

[Berta]

WOW- thank you for this uplifting post-

I am a civilian and I cannot thank you both enough for serving this wonderful country-

It must be quite a challenge to be service disabled and to be a mother too-and God Bless your spouse and I hope he isnt in Harms way-

my 'baby' is a veteran- and she is still my little baby girl.

I know you must deal with a lot here.

WELCOME ABOARD! and thank you!

[jmack]

I agree with Berta, what an uplifting post. I am a retired veteran and thank you and your husband for your service.

Jmack

[cowgirl]

Welcome aboard and thank you for your service as well. I also am inspired by your post, knowing you are one of the youngest here at Hadit, you need to know you are special! I too read the 'success' stories and though edited, I read them "ALOUD" to my husband&kiddos so they too know. Lord willin' and the creek don't rise, my due will come some day too. The best to ya',cg.(military retiree)