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Documentarian Richard Hankin follows Sgt. Jeremy Feldbusch as he struggles to recover from a brain injury sustained in Iraq, despite limited financial assistance from the federal government. Feldbusch seeks comfort in his family and his old hobbies as he learns to live with multiple disabilities and ultimately becomes the first national spokesperson for the Wounded Warrior Project, a group lobbying for increased funding for the medical rehabilitation of returning veterans.

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Audience Member I found this documentary sad as it followed one soldier who lost his sight and incurred brain injuries in Iraq. It's sad that American soldiers have to lobby for their own benefits when left with debilitating injuries from the battlefield. So much money is spent on war. Why not spend more an taking care of our fallen soldiers. Rated 3 out of 5 stars 01/19/23 Full Review Audience Member This was a really well done documentary. I think it is so important to support the soldiers and especially those who have been wounded. It made me think how hard it would be to be so young and live with a disability and to be the family that would have to take care of your son/daughter. I hope that Jeremy and his fellow soldiers will keep up the good fight. Rated 4 out of 5 stars 02/02/23 Full Review Read all reviews
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Synopsis Documentarian Richard Hankin follows Sgt. Jeremy Feldbusch as he struggles to recover from a brain injury sustained in Iraq, despite limited financial assistance from the federal government. Feldbusch seeks comfort in his family and his old hobbies as he learns to live with multiple disabilities and ultimately becomes the first national spokesperson for the Wounded Warrior Project, a group lobbying for increased funding for the medical rehabilitation of returning veterans.
Director
Richard Hankin
Producer
Richard Hankin, Meredith Lavitt Williams
Genre
Documentary
Original Language
English
Release Date (DVD)
Aug 10, 2010
Runtime
1h 33m