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On today’s episode, Duane has a great conversation with two-time veteran Aaron Hale, a veteran of both the Navy and the Army. Aaron’s story is one of persistence, resilience, and thriving in spite of the limitations he has instead of simply surviving because of them.
Show Notes
About Today's Guest:
Aaron Hale was an EOD expert in the military for 6 years. Then, an unseen IED exploded in his face and changed his life forever. The accident stole his sight and just a short while later, his hearing. Yet with all this adversity, Aaron managed to pursue his passions and embrace a happy life. This is his story and the birth of EOD Fudge.
In this Episode, you will learn:
- Aaron's background and experience from Navy Cook to Army EOD
- The IED Blast that changed Aaron's life
- Growing after adversity
- Increasing wellness instead of managing illness
- Spinal meningitis leading to hearing loss
- Turning familiar hobbies into therapeutic tools
- Optimism in the face of adversity
- Setting the example for others
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