HeyJaredPost-Op Reflections
This Veterans Day, the American Warrior Association proudly launches Post-Op Reflections, a new video podcast that gives service members, veterans, first responders, and their families the microphone to share raw, real stories of moral injury, healing, and unbreakable purpose.
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#011 | Daylon Swearingen - Don't Limit God: A Broken Back & an Unbreakable Faith (opens the original)
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Daylon Swearingen rode a bull to the whistle at the PBR World Finals — and the ride counted. The next day he was on an operating table with a fractured T10 vertebra. Ten weeks later, he sat down with hosts Will Spencer and Neil Noakes for one of the most honest conversations Post-Op Reflections has ever recorded. The 2022 PBR World Champion — the first New York native ever to win it — grew up a rodeo kid in Piffard, New York, wearing his grandpa's chaps and carrying his mother's Bible verses in
#010 | Chris Cassidy - A SEAL, an Astronaut & a Life of Service (opens the original)
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Chris Cassidy has done what almost no American has ever done. He served ten years as a U.S. Navy SEAL — deploying to Afghanistan in the earliest weeks after 9/11 as a Ground Assault Force Commander, earning two Bronze Stars, one with "V" for valor, and a Presidential Unit Citation. Then NASA selected him. He flew three missions to the International Space Station, spent 378 days in space, completed 10 spacewalks, and served as Chief of the Astronaut Office. He is one of only three Americans ever
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