
It is not often you meet a real hero much less have the opportunity to help them in some small way. I had the honor to work with retired Navy SEAL Mike Day. If you haven’t heard, Mike was shot 27 times while on an operation in Iraq’s Anbar Province in 2007. On his road to recovery it took two years to physically recover from his injuries, and he still deals with constant pain.
Mike is determined to not have a victim mentality, however. That has launched him on a journey of giving back. Mike is now a contractor for 9Line LLC working as a Wounded Warrior Advocate for wounded Special Operations Warriors. In addition to being an advocate, Mike has independently initiated a fund raising effort that has netted more than $83000 for the Carrick Brain Center, a treatment facility that focuses on the treatment of Traumatic Brain Injuries. After his treatment Mike was kind enough to send me this testimonial of his experiences with training and acupuncture.
It is not often you meet a real hero much less have the opportunity to help them in some small way. I had the honor to work with retired Navy SEAL Mike Day. If you haven’t heard, Mike was shot 27 times while on an operation in Iraq’s Anbar Province in 2007. On his road to recovery it took two years to physically recover from his injuries, and he still deals with constant pain.