Posted On: October 18, 2017 By :
Warriors on the Field
By Karen Robes Meeks
In 2008, an explosion left U.S. Air Force Tech. Sgt. Chris D’Angelo with nerve damage to the left side of his body. Previously a happy go-lucky jokester, he became dark and angry. “Normal family life was really tough, because no one understood what I was going through,” said the 36-year-old resident of Great Falls, Montana.
D’Angelo first participated in the Warrior Games in 2010, and he describes the experience as a “game-changer” that transformed his life. “Competing in the Warrior Games, I was with people who understood me 100 percent,” he said. “It brought me back to a reality, where maybe I can find a new normal and re-create myself into something bigger and better.”
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