Live After Quit

. From Losing a Leg to Leading on the Front Line: How One Ukrainian Soldier Made the Impossible Possible

Ukraine has long been struggling against Russian-backed rebels in the east of the country, and the battle has cost many lives. One of those affected by the war is Andriy Serga, a Ukrainian soldier who lost his leg to a landmine in 2016. However, Serga was determined not to be a victim of the war, and was determined to return to the battlefield. After a year-long rehabilitation process, that determination paid off, and he is now back with the Ukrainian army, ready to fight to defend his country. Serga’s story is one of courage and resilience in the face of some of the worst circumstances. Despite his disability, he has insisted on maintaining his position in the military, as well as pushing forward with his plans to return to the front lines. To achieve this feat, Serga has had to undergo a comprehensive rehabilitative process, both mentally and physically. This included learning how to use specialized prosthetics, as well as learning how to maneuver objects and maneuver through obstacles. To help him in his recovery, Serga has received assistance from various organizations such as the International Committee of the Red Cross. In addition, he has also been supported by his unit and the Ukrainian army as a whole. Serga’s story has been a source of inspiration to many Ukrainians, who have been affected by the conflict. It is also a reminder that no matter what the circumstances, there is still hope for those who have been affected by war. Serga is an example of what can be achieved if one is determined and committed to achieving their goals in the face of adversity. He is proof that, even in dark times, a person can rise above the challenges that life may bring. By returning to the frontline despite his injury, Serga has shown that it is possible to not only recover from a traumatic event but to also move forward with your dreams. We salute Andriy Serga and his story of courage, determination and hope.