He survived for those who never came home.

They said he'd never walk agian. Five months later, he walked a 5K.

He lost all four limbs. But the hardest battle happens at night.

I watched my body come apart-and somehow survived.

The bomb took all four of his limbs. His first concern wasn't himself.

They thought they were just walking back. Then came 7 or 8 massive fireflights.

I thought my life was over. Today, I'm a husband, father, coach, and survivor.

He's not a wounded warrior anymore. He's a recalibrated veteran.

Not everyone is meant for college. So he chose to serve in the Army.

The Amazing Positive Attitude of Army SSG Travis Mills in, “Tough As They Come.”

You can't change the past, but you can always choose your attitude.

We all carry unseen wounds, but we also have the power to rise.

He was blown apart by an IED. His first words weren't about himself.

He hoped for a firefight. Sergeant Mills' response: "It's not a game."

He lost all four limbs… and still inspired the world | Travis Mills

"Don't dwell on the past. Just reminisce it."