After three deployments to Iraq and suffering from PTSD, a Marine finds solace in dance
When the bomb went off, all United States Marine Julian Morales could see was darkness. He woke up a few minutes later to find the entire right side of his body covered with blood.
“The blast was from an IED ,” Morales said. “My left shoulder was dislocated, and my entire arm was torn up. Another Marine popped my shoulder back in place, but I was in serious pain.” If you purchase a product or register for an account through one of the links on our site, we may receive compensation.
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