IE 11 is not supported. For an optimal experience visit our site on another browser.
Tedworth House rehabilitates returning wounded vets
NBC News Clone summarizes the latest on: Tedworth House Rehabilitates Returning Wounded Vets Flna1c6536632 - Breaking News | NBC News Clone. This article is rewritten and presented in a simplified tone for a better reader experience.
Cyclist Mark Cavendish watches as skier Graham Bell (left) shows amputee Andy Barlow how to ski on the new Skiplex slope that has been installed at the new Help for Heroes' Tedworth House rehabilitation center.Matt Cardy / Getty Images
Military amputee Steve Arnold uses a hand bike in the new Help for Heroes' Tedworth House rehabilitation center for wounded servicemen and women during a press preview day on Oct. 18 in Tidworth, England.Matt Cardy / Getty ImagesLuke Simmott sits in a wheelchair as he talks to visiting media in the new Help for Heroes' Tedworth House rehabilitation center on Oct. 18.Matt Cardy / Getty ImagesCyclist Mark Cavendish watches as skier Graham Bell (left) shows amputee Andy Barlow how to ski on the new Skiplex slope that has been installed at the new Help for Heroes' Tedworth House rehabilitation center.Matt Cardy / Getty ImagesA injured serviceman laughs as he uses a exercise bike in the new Help for Heroes' Tedworth House rehabilitation center.Matt Cardy / Getty Images
According to the website: Its purpose is to inspire our wounded, injured, sick and returning veterans to lead active independent and fulfilling lives which will enable them to reach their full potential and to support them, and their families, for life.
A wounded serviceman stands on prosthetic legs as he talks to visiting media in the new Help for Heroes' Tedworth House rehabilitation center for wounded servicemen and women during a press preview day on Oct. 18 in Tidworth, England.Matt Cardy / Getty Images
