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On this week’s episode we return to Texas Gun Experience where, we had the opportunity to sit down with the President of Operation Enduring Warrior, Troy Warshel, and honoree and program manager for OEW's Warrior voice Jeremy Scharlow. Troy, also a veteran marine fighter pilot, explains what this incredible non-profit is doing for our warrior community and what it means to him and the OEW family. Jeremy gets real and takes us back to his on duty shooting and the aftermath, including his struggles with PTSD and addiction, until OEW found him and gave him a new purpose. Check out his book, “My Brother’s Keeper: Relearning to Live with PTSD”.
We are so excited to announce that we are partnering with OEW to share more honoree’s stories on a series called “The warriors voice”. We hope that these episodes will help provide healing and an outlet for the honorees, but we also hope that this reaches someone that needs to know they are not alone. That there are good men and women who want to help. You are here for a purpose and needed more than you know.
A special shout out to Soledier Socks for surprising OEW with custom sock design. A portion of the proceeds will go directly to OEW. Pay close attention for the sock release in the coming months.
Thank you to our sponsors Soledier Socks and RX Plus Plate for making this episode possible!
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Thank you Backyards & Bonfires, Darke County, Brother Joe, and Erica for bringing me in to speak at this truly amazing event! I look forward to working with all of you in the future to help bring awareness and change for first responders, service members, and veterans struggling with PTSD!
My interview with Steve Warneke It's about 34 min long. It tells my story up too going to get help for PTSD symptoms by a doctor.
501(c)3 tax exempt nonprofit helping veterans overcome PTSD through recreational therapy. check out our website www.warriorsnextadventure.com for more info
My first public speaking event in Washington DC in - 2018
PTSD & Law Enforcement. You Are Not Alone!
"Jeremy and Juan of Operation Enduring Warrior. Words can not express what it was like to sit across from warriors like this. This organization is so unique in what it is doing for the warrior community. We were speechless and moved to tears listening to them tell their stories of being wounded on the job and what they are doing to continue to push forward and to help others in the processes." ~ The Uncommon Line
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I was sore, bruised, my feet are blistered and bleeding, and I was exhausted. I would do it all again tomorrow!
I got to experience some real camaraderie participating with my brothers from Operation Enduring Warrior and some amazing people with F3 Nation and GoRuck
Thank you MYLO Obstacle Fitness for allowing us to come out and making this happen.
Retired Mahomet Il. Officer Jeremy Scharlow. Shot and permanently injured during an ambush. He was fired by his agency, before he was eventually retired. Fighting a violent criminal and Town Government afterwards to survive.
Our theme song Hurricane, is used by permission from the band Dark Horse Flyer.
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Attacked and shot, in the Line of Duty; Officer Jeremy Scharlow (Ret) tells a harrowing story of his fight for life, during the actual firefight, and the recovery after.
Hear this amazing story and more, in the 4th episode of The 10-TwoThree Podcast!
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On May 7th, 2016 Jeremy Scharlow was involved in an OIS (Officer Involved Shooting.) After his physical injuries healed, Jeremy found himself fighting a new battle, PTSD. He now work diligently to spread awareness for PTSD in the First Responder Community. Jeremy Scharlow is a public speaker, advocate for military and law enforcement veterans, and author of the book, “My Brother’s Keeper: Relearning to Live with PTSD.” He served as a patrol officer for Mahomet Police Department for ten years, nine of those as a METRO SWAT member, until he medically retired after his on-duty shooting incident. Jeremy completed his Master of Art’s in Legal Studies at the University of Illinois at Springfield and went on to found Relearningtolive.com. In addition to advocating for Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder and Suicide Awareness in the law enforcement community, he is currently an honoree with Operation Enduring Warrior and serves as the Program Manager for their Warrior Voice Program. Operation Enduring Warrior's (OEW) mission is to honor empower, and motivate our nation's wounded military and law enforcement veterans. Through programs ranging from skydiving, public speaking, archery, endurance races, and much more, their honorees overcome adversity and hardship through innovation, teamwork, and perseverance. Together, their team, honorees, and supporters make the OEW family. Operation Enduring Warrior-Honoring Their Sacrifice.
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With no provocation or warning I was attacked, punched in the head and shoulders, and eventually shot for simply trying to tell someone their headlights were not working.
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