When I tried to join the Special Forces, doctors found out about my missing collarbones. They were hesitant but signed a waiver for me after seeing my physical readiness test scores and dedication.
Ayer, Jim; Nelson, Janice, “No Excuses” (AudioVerse teaching 28356).
A testimony about overcoming medical disqualifications to join the Special Forces.
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