Ian Fisher
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Following a conversation with his physio in 2017, Ian, 43, was told that unless he lost weight, he would be dead by the time he was 50.
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A former Captain in the British Army, Paul Inman used to love a challenge. Yet he has suffered so badly with his mental health that he now struggles to leave the house.
Tasks which he used to complete without any stress often become insurmountable obstacles for Paul now. Competing in the Invictus Games is the only thing which makes him feel he is living a “normal” life.
“Meeting other competitors who have been through similar experiences is helpful and gives hope as I often feel that no-one around me can relate to how I feel. The Invictus family gives me the support I need and also provides my family with the support they need by introducing them to people who understand their situation too.”
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Following a conversation with his physio in 2017, Ian, 43, was told that unless he lost weight, he would be dead by the time he was 50.
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David Dewar served for 16 years in the Army, before a spinal injury left him unable to continue his military career.
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Former Royal Army Physical Training Corps Instructor, Victoria Wales was one of the very first women to achieve selection and pass all infantry testing.