their eyes started to tear, he then realized what happened. Floyd had died and he had been wounded trying to save him. As days went by, Glenn needed lots of courage. His parents prayed and prayed and prayed that his legs would heal. Glenn’s legs lay on his bed but limp because of the harsh flaring fire that ate away at his skin. Even the wisest of all of the doctors near enough to examine Glenn could do nothing. He called specialists, but they too, could do nothing. They all agreed that Glenn would never walk again, but Glenn had the courage, and belief, that he would. In the middle of spring, the bandages were removed from his legs. One day, he decided that he wanted to stand and he feel the floor. He did, but collapsed after a few seconds. After a repetition of this for weeks, Glenn tried to stand up. He stood on his own! After long practice, his legs were as strong as an average person was for his age. He was walking one day when he recognized a sign that readâ€? The trophy here will be awarded to the one w