A young father and veteran who lost all four of his limbs during his third tour in the Middle East is sharing his brave story of survival. Staff Sgt. Travis Mills, of Hallowell, Maine, was critically injured on April 10, 2012, when an improvised explosive device went off after he set down his ammunition bag, causing him to lose portions of both arms and legs. His injuries were so bad, he even sent away the medic attending to him away thinking he would die, saying, 'Get away from me, doc. You go save my men. Let me go. Save my men.'
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Staff Sgt. Travis Mills lost parts of both arms and both legs due to an improvised explosive device while on a tour of Afghanistan
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The quadruple amputee from Hallowell, Maine, who was just 24 at the time, is now sharing his story in the documentary Travis: A Solider's Story
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Sgt. Mills has also started a non-profit to help other wounded and injured veterans
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The young father was so sure he would die he sent the medic attending to him away to take care of other soldiers he could 'save'
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Once in rehab, he dedicated himself to getting out of the hospital in 10 months to be with his daughter Chloe and wife Kelsey
The documentary features interviews with Travis and his wife @placeholder, detailing his horrific injury and the daily struggles and challenges he faces as a result of his life-altering injury.