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The journey that got him to winning that trophy is a journey Hank is excited to share with the world. The pain, fear and general anxiety Hank had about addressing his hip pain had him limiting his life’s activities. He couldn’t get out of his lounge chair. Going to the basement was excruciating. Fear of pain made getting in and out of his truck a monumental task. And golfing was becoming next to impossible.
Lebanon firefighters Jesse McPherson and Emily Reynolds were focused on getting stroke patient Marjorie Bottorff safely to Atrium Medical Center when the driver of a pickup truck swerved in front of their ambulance, flipping it on its side and injuring everyone inside. Marjorie’s husband, Dale, who was in the front seat of the ambulance, experienced minor injuries, but Jesse, Emily, and Marjorie were severely injured. Although they were strangers at the time of the accident, Jesse and Emily have formed a close bond with Marjorie and Dale.