There was no need to reiterate these things as often as he did, it only served to make this an irritating read. When you run into me and, you know, looking back on it, I don’t know if he had traveled a long way building up to that incredible speed. We learn how he suffered burns to 43% of his body, with his neck, head and face being the worst, spent two and a half months in a coma, and was not expected to survive.

He came in after a shift one day and pulled up a chair and he sat with me and he gave me a chance to hear his side what he saw, what he felt, why he did what he did from y’all. And vulnerability, I have found there’s an incredible amount of strength and beauty inside vulnerability, but you need a lot of help. And, and then he was, he took of her, got her to the hospital, got my parents out of bed, all of our friends down there.Well, you and I speak a lot in public, but I can say, I think we share that was a pretty stressful moment.

Jason is the subject of the book, “Burning Shield” by Landon Napoleon, which we’ll talk about today.Two of his strongest competing career aspirations at the time were to be a garbage man or an architect. And there was just an instant bond I felt with several of us and it’s because I think the preparation for it, but then once you got there, it was just us, you know, in the ring and it was showtime. If you have a WordPress account there is a way to subscribe within the WordPress system, but I cannot provide specifics on how it works as I don’t know. The worst, my torso was protected by my Bulletproof vest, thankfully, and again, being unconscious, I wasn’t yelling, screaming and taking in those deep breaths, inhaling the smoke and the flames would surely would have killed me within just a few minutes and having my chest spared from the burns, which firms for those of you listening, who don’t realize burns will keep on burning. And this podcast has given me a new appreciation for the good in people and the unbreakable human spirit.

And you know, if you have the foundation that you do this job with the right honor and the integrity to have a badge, I don’t care what noise is coming across your TV screen. And you know, he’s the one who identified me at the hospital through a strange set of circumstances that he happened to intercept the ambulance. That’s because the heat gun generates a considerable amount of air, so it blows under the edges a bit. But sitting in the driver’s seat, it was from the neck up my shoulders, my hands ended up again, 40, and I’m not sure how you all come up with these measurements, but 43%. By using the Web site, you confirm that you have read, understood, and agreed to be bound by the Terms and Conditions.Napoleon scrupulously guides readers through Schechterle’s teen years, spent absorbing the sounds of REO Speedwagon, excelling at golf and falling in love—and into his laudable career in the Air Force. Not only did Jason survive an event that defies logic but turned the tragedy to a miraculous deed by going after a billion dollar corporation.