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https://www.facebook.com/ReturningTheFavor/videos/ [login to see] 62613/
This is the story of a Marine who built a shop for wounded warriors suffering PTSD to rebuild motorcycles. They rebuild the man as they rebuild the bike. One of them on his first day at the shop has a personal story that makes me proud of all who serve (even those who don't like me on RP).
This is the story of a Marine who built a shop for wounded warriors suffering PTSD to rebuild motorcycles. They rebuild the man as they rebuild the bike. One of them on his first day at the shop has a personal story that makes me proud of all who serve (even those who don't like me on RP).
Returning The Favor
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A noble endeavor. We often see the use of horses in various healing programs. So this is almost an "Iron Horse" variation of that. Allows people to see the fruits of their labor and maybe work through some issues with obstacles and anger. Problem solving and patience put to good use. Thanks for sharing.
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Sounds like a great project, the return the favor series would be a welcome change from some of the BS on TV.
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CPT Jack Durish
I have enjoyed everything Mike Rowe has produced. Dirty Jobs was great entertainment as well as educational. He also speaks eloquently for common skills, the kind that employers desperately need and pay well.
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Thanks for sharing CPT Jack Durish the video link about Mike Rowe visiting a garage in Indiana to surprise former Army engineer Jason who runs a therapeutic bike building program for veterans.
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