James F. McQueeney

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James F. McQueeney

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Personal Accomplishment List

Mitigated Setbacks & Adaptive Resilience

  • July 2000: Osgood-Schlatter disease affecting the right knee, characterized by inflammation and pain at the tibial tubercle, where the patellar tendon attaches to the shinbone. Symptoms included localized tenderness, swelling, and pain aggravated by physical activity during adolescence. No longer an active issue after 2010.
  • May 2012: Work-Related Injury and Emergency-Room Amputation: Sustained a work-related injury resulting in the partial loss of three fingertips on the right hand. The injury involved the loss of one phalanx from each of two fingers and two phalanges from a third finger. The initial amputation procedure was performed in the emergency room while I was conscious and without general anesthesia. No reported impact on current physical capabilities or manual dexterity.
  • November 2012: Second Surgical Procedure (Corrective Revision): Underwent a second surgical procedure under anesthesia to revise the initial emergency-room amputation and treatment of the injured fingertips. The procedure involved reshaping the fingertips, modifying tissue, and performing cosmetic refinements to improve their shape and appearance.
  • March 2013: The Massachusetts Department of Industrial Accidents finalized the workers’ compensation matter and I was cleared to return to work.
  • October 2013 – October 2017: HLA-B27–positive chronic bilateral uveitis, accompanied by optic nerve inflammation. Recurrent inflammatory flare-ups affected both eyes and caused severe visual impairment. I was unable to read any letters on the eye chart, even with pinhole testing, and my vision could not be corrected with glasses. Symptoms also included photophobia (light sensitivity) and halos around lights.
    Uveitis is a potentially sight-threatening inflammatory disease and a leading cause of preventable blindness in the developed world.
    Treatment history: High-dose oral prednisone at 60–80 mg daily, tapered by approximately 10 mg per week. Inflammatory flare-ups recurred in both eyes when prednisone was reduced to 10 mg daily or less. Additional treatments included Pred Forte (prednisolone acetate ophthalmic suspension, 1%) administered as one drop in each eye every hour, intravenous methylprednisolone infusions, 125 mg, Humira (adalimumab), 40 mg/0.8 mL pen injection administered subcutaneously every two weeks, CellCept (mycophenolate mofetil), 500 mg tablets taken twice daily, and a transseptal injection of Kenalog (triamcinolone acetonide), also included methotrexate sodium, 50 mg injection. A trial of Imuran (azathioprine) 50 mg taken twice daily resulted in acute pancreatitis. No further issues were reported as of October 2017.
  • November 2013: Return to Work and Career Restart: Returned to work following a work-related injury resulting in the partial loss of three fingertips on the right hand and two surgical procedures. I deliberately engineered my career restart by choosing an entry-level position at Cumberland Farms as a strategic starting point. I viewed the position as an opportunity to compete with younger entry-level workers, approximately 18–26 years old, and distinguish myself through superior effort, discipline, initiative, and consistent performance. My strategy was to establish a strong performance record and use that foundation to accelerate my advancement into increasingly technical and responsible roles. In less than 10 years, I progressed to a Process Engineer role at Hyde Tools, Inc., beginning in April 2023.
  • January 2015: Underwent surgical repair of an indirect inguinal hernia involving the lower abdominal wall.

Personal Accomplishments

  • January 2018: My career started to take off
  • August 2018: Purchased a 2018 Toyota Camry SE w/ (SR) Power Tilt/ Slide Moonroof, (2T) All Weather Floor Liners/Cargo Tray, Cargo Net
  • February 2020: I got Custody of my daughter 
  • February 2020: Start of the complete reversal where my daughter has missed "typically 40 - 60 days a year" - Milford, Ma Elementary principal. One year was 85 combined absent and late and as late as 1pm, grades were slipping to excellent grades and virtually no missed school days
  • September 2020: This was my first interview at Raytheon (RTX). My first milestone in a more competitive process, that is usually hard to get past the filters
  • January 2021: Custody Finalized Docket No. WO20W0440WD (publicly available) totaling $14,079.42
  • February 2021: Purchased a 2021 Camry TRD w/ (TL) (TRD Package JBL sound system), Ice Edge (TX )Two-tone Midnight Black Metallic Roof, (2T) All Weather Floor Liners/Cargo Tray, Cargo Net, 0 miles. Toyota planned to produce 6,000 Camry TRDs for each model year, split between Canada and the USA. The Supersonic Red color was only available in 2020, individual dealers only get around four to five of them each year.  Only made 2020 to 2024
  • May 2022: Started preparing for a YouTube channel
  • June 2022: Released my 1st YouTube Video
  • August 2022: Ran a 13.84 second Quarter mile time in my (2021 Camry TRD) on a Tune for E85 fuel with Injen ram air at  New England Dragway which is a 1/4 mile NHRA dragway in Epping, New Hampshire. Track Elevation. 90 feet above sea level
  • April 2023: Finally reached my life goal of getting to Engineering w/out a degree
  • April 2024: My daughter was accepted in Norfolk Aggie
  • July 2024: Successfully executed a long-term financial plan to fund significant family expenses, completing the full cost of $5,682.50 for my daughter's braces
  • February 2025: My daughter returned to the high school I attended Nipmuc Regional mid-year & is getting excellent grades with this transfer and the past combined 1.5 years of missed school before I got Custody the argument could be made this transfer is close to what I would argue after I took over = to skipping 2 years of school
  • April 2025: Started my own website
  • September 2025: Added my daughter on my credit card to start building her credit
  • December 2025: Purchased a Lexus UX 300h Premium AWD, Well Equipped w/ (CK) Cold Area Package, (CG) Wireless Phone Charger, (DK) Digital Key, (PJ) Premium Paint - Iridium, (2T) All-Weather Liners, (59) Charging Cable Kit, Rear Bumper Applique, Cargo Net, Key Gloves
  • December 2025: Traded in my 2021 Toyota Camry TRD with 23k miles and original mats unopened in OEM bag and w/spare summer tires 
  • December 2025: Gave my daughter my 2018 Toyota Camry SE for her first car
  • December 2025: Financial Milestone: Completed the Major Credit Card line up gaining all of the major credit card companies... Chase, American Express, Citi, & Capital One, & in addition a credit card from the sixth largest credit union after the merger (2026) in terms of Assets in the USA
  • February 2026: Added my daughter on a second credit card for future Generational Wealth Building
  • March 2026: Completed setting up my daughter's checking and savings account after hours of research on the most important thing for 18 to 26 year olds, a bank with no fees & or minimums
  • March 2026: Expanded an elite-tier professional network to secure the all-time largest professional network among Nipmuc Regional High School (Upton, MA) alumni, spanning multiple decades 
  • July 2026: All credit cards have a zero balance, Credit Utilization 0%.
  • August 2026: Financial Milestone: $100k+ Single Non-Married, in Total Credit Limits across all credit cards. (Experian Data (2024): The average total credit Americans can access across all their credit card accounts is roughly $33,980.)  Experian reports that the average American credit card balance is $6,735 as of mid-2025.
  • September 2026: My YouTube channel has amassed (75k+) total views, & for reference (Gillette Stadium's seating capacity for football is 64,628) & (200k+) total impressions
  • September 2026: Financial Milestone: Achieved an estimated home purchase capacity of $410,460 through Chase MyHome, reflecting progress toward homeownership.
  • To be continued...

Medical Record Documentation

Redacted records

Chronic Uveitis (October 2013 - October 2017): Note Redacted 2015 (pdf)Download
Chronic Uveitis (October 2013 - October 2017): Medical Waiver Redacted 2016 (pdf)Download
Chronic Uveitis (October 2013 - October 2017): Dr Note Redacted 2017 (pdf)Download

Personal Accomplishment Documentation

Chase MyHome (pdf)Download

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