Questions: Education & Career

I've been at Army Basic Training for over 3 months now and I have been Diagnosed with a serious injury (Grade 3 hip Stress Fracture). I have been reccomended Convalescent Leave which is 30 days at home to heal. 30 days is not enough to heal. I'm not sure what I want to do after my Con leave. I have two ideas.
Option Alpha: Take a Medical Discharge and join the AirForce.
Option Bravo:
Try to finish what I have started.
Pros to Alpha:
I heal
I won't redo any of my Army training that broke my hip in the first place
I am more interested in the USAF
I am better suited for the USAF in general
Compensations and the right to be a disabled Vet (Until I heal)
Cons:
USAF can be pickey
I could get fat in 6 months

Pros to Bravo:
I can stay in the Army
I won't need to do all the paperwork
Cons:
I won't heal
All the healing could be damaged again when I begin my training again
Any more problems with this or any other injury will get me Discharged anyway.

I think the AirForce idea is the better idea, but I was wonering what you thought

When I was around 3 years old, I was sexually abused by my mother. Then at around 4 years old my mother abandoned me by leaving me in a government center and walking away forever.

I moved in with my grandparents because my father was homeless. My grandparents saw that I was a child that was mute, had trouble speaking due to an attached frenulum layer in my tongue, and I was a Black/Native American child moving in with grandparents that were white.

For many years I have had strong feelings that I was labeled "handicapped" by my grandmother without getting the emotional support that I needed to deal with the sexual abuse and abandonment that tortured me. Instead, I met with education supports on math, reading, and speech. At 3rd grade I was no longer in "Special Education" and continued to remain in normal classes but without the additional help. I went on to graduate high school, get a bachelor's degree, and then a masters degree. But I am left with so many underlying emotional issues with the sexual abuse and such. I haven't told my grandparents about the sexual abuse yet.

Anyways, the point is that I had always believed that the assistance I received was education based because I never talked to any professional about what happened to me or how I felt about myself emotionally. But my therapist today says that the special education that I received WAS a form of therapy. He says that there is a therapy model that treats behavior and learning struggles rather than trying to get to the bottom of an issue.

Is this true? Or is my therapist just bullshitting me by suggesting that a special education teacher is the same as a specialized therapist?