Former Royal Marines Commando, Mark Ormrod, knelt on an IED while serving in Afghanistan - the blast taking both his legs and his right arm. Since becoming the UK’s first triple amputee from the conflict, Mark has defied the odds and raised millions of pounds for the military charities who were there when he needed them most. *You can support heroes like Mark by playing the Veterans’ Lottery – this month’s jackpot is £75,000! Sign up here: www.veteransfoundation.org.uk/lottery/join | Veterans' F

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Royal Marines Commando, Mark Ormrod, became the UK’s first triple amputee from the conflicts in Afghanistan after kneeling on an improvised explosive device on Christmas Eve, 2007. Three weeks after suffering these life-changing injuries he was told by medical experts that he’d never walk again. Eighteen months later, however, he defied the odds and left his wheelchair behind forever. In what is a truly inspirational story, Mark has refused to let his disability define his life, and has gone on