1985-1987. Ship's Armory. Medically retired in a line-of-duty accident. Been proving naysayers wrong ever since I lost the leg. I am a below knee amputee.
Being An Amputee and Trying to Get A CDL
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I've seen drivers with both legs amputated and driving trucks. You'll get there eventually. Those drivers walked as well as anyone else.tscottme, Waterman_99 and a.paul Thank this. -
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I'm from Middle Tennesee, just a few miles North of Nashville.
Yeah, those 16 inch guns make a racket.
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Kerry von Erich hid it so well that the general public didn’t know till after he died. -
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Bought a home in Henderson, Nevada a few years ago.
I was talking to a driver at the fuel island at a truckstop in New Mexico. The wind was blowing and his pants were blowing against his legs. He saw me look and said, those are artificial legs; both of them. I told him, if it wasn't for the wind, I would have never known he has artificial legs. He laughed and said, Yeah, I know. Lost them in the Army. He's the second driver I've met with two artificial legs. -
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