“I feel like being a doctor would allow me to continue to serve in the best possible way. It’s my way of paying it forward after countless nurses, doctors and case managers [from Brooke Army Medical Center] worked so tirelessly to help me.” – Army Maj. Will Lyles, athlete and U.S. Army Special Forces Command soldier, on his decision to pursue medical school after losing his legs to an improvised explosive device. Read his full story, go.usa.gov/ZSgx.
Posted on: Wed, 22 Jan 2014 23:30:00 +0000
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