Veteran Morgan Luttrell: My Passion Is Improving Veterans’ Lives

You’re not ever going to take the love of a game, the love of a sport away from somebody who wants to do it. In my field in the military, chances of getting killed walking out the door every day was pretty high. I don't care. Figure out how to fix me in case I do get hurt. So that’s where we come in. Yeah, if you’re more susceptible to CTE, hopefully eventually we can say we got it. We got a fix for this. We’re not there yet, unfortunately, and our athletes are suffering from it, our military is suffering from it from these post-blasts, these blast wounds. Just the deterioration of the brain when CT starts to take effect - one day, I promise. I’m fighting. my mission in life, my sole purpose of existence besides raising my two beautiful sons and taking care of my lovely wife is to - I press hard in my new role. I don't let - I don't want to see anybody slow down or not speed up on the opportunities that we have now. So when I’m at work, if I need something, I walk in, I sit in somebody’s office until I get the answer or I get the signature. Because I’m not going to be here forever and I have the opportunity to affect that kind of change. And I want to make a difference in the veterans’ lives. And I think that’s my passion right now. It’s kind of funny since I ran away from it initially. I kind of came full circle because I’ve lost - I’ve lost so many buddies. This video was produced by BrainLine thanks to generous support from the Infinite Hero Foundation.