<p>Brad Snyder, a former EOD (explosive ordinance disposal) officer lost his eyesight while serving Afghanistan with seal team 10. Since then, he has won several Paralympic medals in London, Rio and in the Tokyo games. Along the way, Brad has found a whole new way to look at the world.  Produced by <a href="http://www.dearmedia.com">Dear Media</a></p>

Brad Snyder, a former EOD (explosive ordinance disposal) officer lost his eyesight while serving Afghanistan with seal team 10. Since then, he has won several Paralympic medals in London, Rio and in the Tokyo games. Along the way, Brad has found a whole new way to look at the world. Produced by Dear Media

<p>Brad Snyder, a former EOD (explosive ordinance disposal) officer lost his eyesight while serving Afghanistan with seal team 10. Since then, he has won several Paralympic medals in London, Rio and in the Tokyo games. Along the way, Brad has found a whole new way to look at the world.  Produced by <a href="http://www.dearmedia.com" rel="noopener noreferrer">Dear Media</a></p>

Brad Snyder’s New Outlook On Life After Losing Sight In Afghanistan

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Brad Snyder’s New Outlook On Life After Losing Sight In Afghanistan