Employers who look beyond disabilities find dedicated workers
Nearly a decade ago, Marine Lance Cpl. Kyle Anderson, a can-do guy out of suburban St. Paul who was a state high school wrestling champion, was decorated for pulling a wounded buddy out of the line of fire in Iraq. Days later, in October 2004, while on patrol, Anderson was cut down by a roadside bomb that sent pieces of shrapnel through his helmet and into his skull. Anderson’s life was saved by surgeons at Baghdad Hospital.This Miracle Marine, who lives independently with the help of family members, two years ago went back to work….Read More
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