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“After I had my leg amputated, I was feeling sorry for myself,” Retired Marine Corps Lance Corporal Sarah Rudder said. “It’s one thing to have the leg and have all that pain all the time, but it’s another where it’s gone, so it’s a constant reminder. Now people can physically see my injuries. Then I did the Marine Corps challenge. I looked around and saw guys with two limbs missing, three limbs missing, and they were out there running or throwing shot put or swimming. I just told myself: What’s my excuse? Why am I feeling sorry for myself when they went over there, and came back, and they’re still fighting to do this?” Today we're highlighting Rudder's story and those like her who are competing in the Department of Defense Warrior Games, a Paralympic-style sports competition for seriously wounded, injured, and ill service members. Tap the link in our bio to read more. Photographed by @adamjasoncohen.

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