Reejen2000
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My DS was injuried at Jacks Valley during beast week. He is using crutches. How long of a recovery time does USAFA permit? Will he have to repeat portions of Jacks Valley due to the injury.
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Your DS knows exactly what the deal is...as much as he can...depending on his injury. The cadre will continually assess, along with the medical team and make the right decisions. Now that he's there, they, including your DS, are all motivated towards SAFETY and SUCCESS 
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Thank you! It’s moreso me being mom and not wanting to see him hurt 
and worried he will rush his recovery if given a “timeframe”. I know he is getting the best care possible.
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Do yah think????????
Totally understand.....This Forum is overflowing with clones like you...Some are closeted; some moderate themselves; and others are in a different earthly orbit. I clearly understand, BUT, this is a time for transition. You remain as Mom (parent) and are always there for sage counsel; a sounding board; and moral support. But the best service a parent can provide during this period of transition of the DS/DD, is to let the wonderful young folks that you have raised, start to flourish on their own...success, failure, and experience life and service to country.
It is much harder for YOU, than it is for THEM. A parent's success, will be to recognize that
Totally understand.....This Forum is overflowing with clones like you...Some are closeted; some moderate themselves; and others are in a different earthly orbit. I clearly understand, BUT, this is a time for transition. You remain as Mom (parent) and are always there for sage counsel; a sounding board; and moral support. But the best service a parent can provide during this period of transition of the DS/DD, is to let the wonderful young folks that you have raised, start to flourish on their own...success, failure, and experience life and service to country.
It is much harder for YOU, than it is for THEM. A parent's success, will be to recognize that