It was an extraordinary homecoming for a disabled military veteran and his friends and family.

His family was gifted a home mortgage-free, a completely available brilliant home furnished given elements uniquely planned with them.

U.S. Armed force Specialist Jason Wheeler is at long last home in the wake of serving two years with the naval force during the Gulf War and afterward reenlisting in the military after 9/11.

He was preparing at Fort Polk in 2002 when he endured significant wounds in a preparation workout. His parachute failed on a helicopter bounce, and he hit the ground at full power.

In the long run, Jason's wounds were severe to such an extent that the two legs must be removed.

"They used to call my folks and tell them, 'You should come here since he's dropping 70/30. To express farewell to your child,' Because they didn't know whether I planned to endure the evening," he reviewed.

Through the Tunnel to Towers Foundation and various accomplices, Jason, his significant other Kristi, and her unique requirements child Nicholas were gifted a completely open, brilliant home Wednesday.

The house has unique elements like wide entryways and corridors for Jason and Nicholas, both in wheelchairs, to move all through the home.

"I'm contemplating myself and Nicholas, having the option to move up to a shower, put him in the bath easily," he said.

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