Dr David Leitner (Dr. D.) is a disabled IDF veteran who suffers from Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS). When he got injured during his army service, he was originally told he'd be back in active duty shortly. However, that was not the case, and David eventually found out he'd likely have to deal with severe, sudden pain for the rest of his life. He has now returned to service in the IDF as a leadership and teamwork mentor in the Commando school.

In this episode, Dr. David Leitner shares his inspiring journey from being a soldier in the IDF to becoming a mentor after suffering a life-changing injury. He discusses the challenges of living with CRPS and how he found purpose in mentoring others in leadership and strategy. David emphasizes the importance of personal agency, communication, and accessibility, while also addressing the psychological aspects of military service. His story serves as a message of hope for injured soldiers, highlighting that life continues after injury and dreams can be realigned with new realities.

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