Stories of Hope and Resilience
Behind every bridge we build is a story of strength, courage, and transformation. These are the stories of the veterans, first responders, and individuals we’ve had the privilege to serve—stories that inspire us to keep creating bridges to hope every day.
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Personal Stories

From Struggle to Strength: A Veteran’s Journey to Hope
The Challenge:
Sean, a United States Army service member, suffered a debilitating fall while deployed in a combat zone during enemy engagement. The injury left him facing a lifelong battle with physical and mental disabilities, including chronic pain, limited mobility, and related psychological challenges that severely impacted his overall quality of life.
The Connection:
Nonprofit organizations play a significant role as a force multiplier to VA or public health efforts. It is imperative that we provide veterans with opportunities whenever possible. Recognizing the immense challenges faced by veterans like Sean, Bridge to the Future stepped in to offer innovative solutions. By utilizing the Neuro20 suit and MetaCure nutraceuticals, the program provided Sean with renewed hope and a pathway to a better quality of life.
The Solution:
Through this comprehensive program, Sean began using the Neuro20 suit to improve his biomechanics and physical health, while the MetaCure supplements supported his mental, emotional, and neurological well-being. WAVi scans provided objective data to track his progress, motivating Sean to push through and set increasingly ambitious goals.
The Transformation:
Sean has seen remarkable improvements in his physical and mental health. His mobility has increased, his mood has noticeably brightened, and his sleep has improved from just two hours per night to six. His progress has been evident not only to himself but also to fellow veterans who have observed his newfound optimism and physical ability.
In his words:
"I thought it was hopeless for me to have any kind of improvements to my physical and mental health as I have tried seemingly everything. But, as I entered the program and started utilizing the Neuro20 suit, nutraceuticals, and WAVi brain scans, I found myself hopeful that it may help me. As we moved forward, I noticed improvements conquering small and then larger and larger goals. Of course, this encouraged me. The Neuro20 system helps me biomechanically and even to some degree mentally, and the nutraceuticals help me mentally/emotionally as well as physically in the neurological and biological sense. WAVi confirming these by giving me and the program objective data confirming that it's working has increased my personal motivation to continue. The improvements have even been noticed by my fellow veterans, who have mentioned improvements in my mood and physical ability. Even my sleep has improved, which has gone from two hours or less a night to six hours.
I can't impart upon you how much this program is helping me. I just hope we can keep it around and grow it for others."
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Fighting the Odds: Adrianna’s Journey to Hope
The Challenge:
Adrianna’s health struggles began in 2016 during fifth grade, when a severe stomach virus led to undiagnosed gastritis for eight months. This marked the start of years of ongoing stomach issues and other debilitating conditions.
In 2018, Adrianna experienced a series of physical traumas, starting with a tubing accident that perforated her eardrum. Just weeks later, a car accident resulted in whiplash. Soon after, she began feeling severe pain in her hands, which spread throughout her body. She was eventually diagnosed with Amplified Pain Syndrome (AMPS), forcing her to leave school frequently and quit soccer—a sport she loved and had excelled at since the age of four.
Adding to her challenges, Adrianna faced significant emotional trauma in 2018 and 2019, including the murder of her aunt and the death of her grandfather following a stroke. These events compounded her health issues, and by her sophomore year, she was homebound due to daily migraines triggered by lights and screens.
Today, Adrianna’s diagnoses include full-body Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS), also known as the “suicide disease,” alongside Chronic Fatigue, POTS, EDS, endometriosis, Gastroparesis, chronic migraines, seizures, and more. She endures a daily pain level of 8 out of 10 and struggles with adrenal fatigue, anxiety, and burnout from years of inconclusive treatments.
The Connection:
In late 2024, Jeff from Bridge to the Future approached Adrianna’s family, offering access to innovative treatments that could help alleviate her symptoms and restore some hope.
The Solution:
With support from Bridge to the Future, Adrianna began using MetaCure supplements and other therapies tailored to her needs. Within just a few treatments, she experienced temporary reductions in her pain levels, along with decreased inflammation and swelling—small yet meaningful steps toward improvement.
The Transformation:
While Adrianna’s journey is far from over, these treatments have given her a renewed sense of possibility. For the first time in years, she is experiencing moments of relief, mental clarity, and hope for the future.
In Her Words:
“At the end of 2024, Jeff, with Bridge to the Future, approached us offering some new treatments that are giving Adrianna some glimpses of hope! After just a few treatments Adrianna has already seen some positive results including some temporary drops in her pain levels, as well as the supplements seem to be really helping reduce her inflammation and swelling. Like a caterpillar to a butterfly, Bridge to the Future has given me the cocoon to find my wings and fly into a new beginning. They have given me hope for a future!”

From Struggle to Clarity: Connor’s Journey Back to Health
The Challenge:
At just 15 years old, Connor began showing subtle signs of depression and anxiety. His passion for music led his family to support his decision to enter college early, but his mental health continued to decline. Over the years, Connor faced a series of challenges, potential Lyme disease, mold poisoning, and even Rat Lungworm—a severe condition impacting his brain.
These health issues left him with debilitating symptoms like severe brain swelling, head pressure, and heart palpitations, often sending him to the ER with no clear diagnosis. Homelessness, extreme food sensitivities, and unresolved medical concerns added to his burden. At age 30, Connor entered recovery but was still searching for a solution to regain his health and clarity.
The Connection:
Through his mother, who works with veterans, Connor was introduced to Bridge to the Future. His mother reached out to see if the program could support Connor in his battle against health.
The Solution:
In October 2024, Connor began taking MetaCure supplements provided by Bridge to the Future. Within days, he noticed a significant reduction in head pressure and experienced what he described as “normal” for the first time in years.
The Transformation:
After just a few months, Connor has seen remarkable improvements in his mental clarity and physical health. He has even inspired others in his recovery facility to start taking the supplements, with similarly positive results.
In his words:
“I’ve started taking the supplements, and they’ve provided more help with my head pressure than anything I’ve ever tried. I’m finally starting to get back to a somewhat normal mental state.”

From the Streets to Success: Columbiano’s Journey with Letics FC
The Challenge:
At 15 years old, Columbiano found himself without food or shelter in Tecate, Baja Mexico. His family was unable to provide for him, leaving him vulnerable to the dangers of the streets. Ulises, a soccer coach in Tijuana, took Columbiano into his home, along with 12 other boys, to provide safety, food, and a sense of belonging.
Living in Tijuana’s most dangerous barrio, the boys faced constant risks from drugs, violence, and human trafficking. Ulises founded Letics FC, a soccer club designed to help kids like Columbiano escape these dangers and rebuild their lives through education, discipline, and a sense of family.
The Connection:
Bridge to the Future partnered with Letics FC to provide resources and opportunities for kids like Columbiano. Soccer became a tool for transformation, giving him a safe place to grow, learn, and dream.
The Solution:
Columbiano became an exceptional student and leader, captaining the U20 team and excelling academically. With support from Bridge to the Future, he attended college and graduated with a degree in Mechanical Engineering.
The Transformation:
From a boy on the streets of Tijuana to a college graduate and mentor, Columbiano is a shining example of what’s possible with the right support. Today, he continues to play soccer and coach young players, inspiring them to follow in his footsteps.
In his words:
“Letics FC and Bridge to the Future have become family to me. They’ve given me a purpose in life to be the best I can be and to help others achieve what I have.”

Breaking Barriers: Dina’s Rise from Tijuana to Engineering Success
The Challenge:
Dina grew up in Tijuana’s most dangerous barrio, a place plagued by human trafficking, drugs, and violence. When her father suffered a debilitating injury, her family of six struggled to make ends meet.
The Connection:
At age 12, Dina joined Letics FC as one of the only girls playing alongside the boys. She committed to soccer, stayed in school, and avoided the dangers of the streets, using the club as her refuge.
The Solution:
Dina’s dedication was unmatched. She ran 45 minutes each way to attend morning practice and participated in evening sessions as well. She was offered a professional soccer contract but chose to pursue a college degree in Electromechanical Engineering instead. With support from Bridge to the Future, her tuition was covered, and her family received food and home repairs during difficult times.
The Transformation:
In 2024, Dina graduated as an Electromechanical Engineer and secured a promising job. She continues to inspire other young women by showing them what’s possible with hard work and support.
In Her Words:
“Yesterday, I graduated. I am officially an Electromechanical Engineer. I am immensely grateful for all the support you’ve given me. You’ve been a great help in finishing my degree. I hope God blesses you and multiplies everything you give from the heart to help others.”

