Jacob Schick
Jacob Schick’s life-altering injury came on September 20, 2004 when the vehicle Schick was driving hit a triple-stacked tank mine. He sustained multiple injuries including: compound fractures in his left leg and left arm; multiple skin, and ligament injuries; bone loss and partial loss of his left hand and arm. Additionally, Schick endured an amputation below the knee of his right leg.
To date he has endured 26 operations and 23 blood transfusions. He was also diagnosed with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) and a Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI). These injuries have incurred a long road toward recovery, an undertaking embraced and facilitated by the Adaptive Training Foundation.
“ACT AS IF WHAT YOU DO MAKES A DIFFERENCE, IT DOES.”
High Fives has provided:
Four months of training at Adaptive Training Foundation in Dallas, TX. Travel from Dallas, TX to Reno, NV for adaptive ski lessons. Adaptive ski lessons with Disabled Sports USA Far West at Alpine Meadows, CA. 2015- 5 full day lessons with Disabled Sports USA Far West and Travel expenses. 2016 – M2M.
Past Camp Participation
- Disabled Sports USA Far West
