TIME Magazineのインスタグラム(time) - 11月11日 22時05分

Corporal Todd Nicely has at least three pairs of legs and four sets of hands. He wears them intermittently as they suit his needs, and replaces them when the fragile central machinery breaks, the grip frozen into a tight fist, the fingers too loose to hold. He is slightly taller than his original height when he wears the longer carbon fiber limbs; and roughly 11 inches shorter with the smaller legs he uses to drive.

Nicely was 26, a young corporal leading a squad of 12 infantry Marines on a security foot patrol in Lakari, the southern province of Afghanistan’s Helmand, when he stepped on an improvised explosive device. The terrorist attacks that struck his country nine years before had prompted him to join the infantry on the front line. Rising through the ranks quickly in what was a rewarding military career, his service came with a high price: he lost both legs above the knee, the right arm at the elbow, the left one at the wrist. A quadruple amputee, he has no regrets.

Photographer Federico Borella (@federicoborella07) followed Nicely for two years, capturing his day-to-day routine since the catastrophic injuries.
See more photos, throughout the day at @timelightbox and on lightbox.time.com.

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