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Specialist Bryan Dilberian works with the FDNY 9 to 5 and just played in a hockey game against West Point. (West Point lost, he says.)
A normal life for an active young man – but extraordinary for a triple amputee who lost an arm and both legs below the knees after he stepped on an improvised explosive device (IED) in Afghanistan.
Dilberian, a native of Brooklyn who recently moved to a specially built (and donated) home on Staten Island, received a heartfelt round of applause at Brooklyn Borough Hall on Monday when he when he spoke about his newest dream.