[Bettersynergy]

To preface:
I was medically retired due to an unfortunate incident involving Luzon and a tank that got in my way while I was getting my Selection Packet ready.
I doubt that the 'whats' of injuries are important, but if it make a difference, I will gladly answer.

The result however: Permanent Medical Retirement.

My military career: 5 years Airborne Infantry

Question:
Is it unheard of to come out of medical retirement and get selected ---> finishing the Q course?


Post note:
I realize the permanent is in *the result* but permanent seems to be a loose term. I believe there is a possibility of full recovery within the next 5-10 years and I will gladly lose the CRSC and VA moneys if it means I can go back and follow my dream. I have been working my ass off to recover (for myself).

I appreciate any advice or truths.

Thanks and enjoy your times,
Christian