ARmy Rumour SErvice

**leprecon** · 09-04-2012, 20:34

Mark, fantastic post, that shows the true extent of the support network for our injured and sick troops.

Thanks for the post, and I think I won't be the only one whose reassured that the wounded are getting treatment and other support from the very best.

Good luck to you sir in all your future endeavours.

**Tremaine** · 09-04-2012, 20:39

@OP Mark thanks for the post and heads up . Very encouraging and needs to be put out there.

**dekker** · 09-04-2012, 21:10

Mark - all the best in the future, been a privilege working with you first with you, first as a patient at DMRC, then as an MLO. Quite a few guys have told me abut this guy who came to see them on the ward and then rolled his trouser leg up to show them a prosthetic limb!
The MOD Occupational Therapist was named as a Barclay's Woman of the year 2011, for the work she is doing.

Women of the Year Lunch and Assembly -Women of the Year

I may be a little biased but having worked first in the NHS then for the MOD, no way could I go back. The treatment the guys ( and girls) get is second to none, and I am proud to play a part in this.

**mark3536** · 09-04-2012, 22:40

Hey Dekker,

PM me!

**leprecon** · 09-04-2012, 22:42

This article is so good that I think it deserves a 'bump'.

Everyone on arrse should take a moment to read it.

**mark3536** · 09-04-2012, 22:56

Thanks to everyone who has posted. I'm sure some of you are members of Regimental associations or the British Legion, if treatment of Soldier's comes up as a conversation please spread the word as unfortunately the Negative/untruths always seem to outweight what really goes on.

I think the MOD could do a hell of alot more using the media in the right way to highlight what goes on but they always seem to be scared when it comes to injured Soldier's.