Moving Forward In Reverse: A Diary about Finding a New Normal

In order to survive “the flesh-eating disease”, doctors had to amputate Scott Martin’s hands and feet. After five months of hospitalization, Martin returned to his coaching career to build a nationally ranked college soccer program, but drove himself into a deep depression as he struggled to find a new normal. After reaching his lowest point, Martin sold all he owned and began a quest to break himself down in order to build himself back up. Read this amazing story to learn how five orphaned kids from Romania and Ethiopia helped a man finally realize that life is all about moving forward, but sometimes it must be done in reverse.