( RET.) JEREMY HAYNES left his home in Albany, Ga. to fulfill his course of action in Afghanistan, he deserted two children and his soul mate Chelsea, who was pregnant by then. He knew nothing about that the accompanying time he saw his soul mate she would be nearby at Walter Reed Public Military Clinical Center where he was being treated for genuinely debilitating wounds he got in fight
On a mission in Kabul on August 5, 2014, an Afghan military officer shot Jeremy on various occasions, consolidating once rearward. The shot to his spine cut off Jeremy’s vena cava and 80% of the nerves to his lower uttermost focuses, crippling the two his legs. While Jeremy defied a long and troublesome recovery, still hanging out there to vanquish his injuries.
Through Chelsea’s inspiration to patch and consistent regular effort, Jeremy can stand and walk around brief periods with adaptable equipment. Regardless of this stunning headway, Jeremy’s home impeded his ability to perform ordinary endeavors.
That is the place where the Gary Sinise Foundation, maintained by Nortek Security and Control (NSC), Lutron, Yale Locks and a close by home robotization integrator and development fashioner, close by different various associates, providers, volunteers and laborers for employ, hurried up.
