Stronger after Friendly Fire

A 15 year law enforcement veteran joins us to talk about the mental and physical injuries after getting shot in the line of duty.  She now serves as a lieutenant-a leader, mentor, and inspiration to those around her.  Beyond the badge, she's a mother of two young daughters, a proud college graduate and a 2007 Women's Volleyball Hall of Fame inductee.However, her journey hasn't been without extraordinary challenges.  After being shot in the line of duty, she suffered devastating injuries that launched her into a long and painful road of rehabilitation-both physical and emotional.  Battling post-traumatic-stress-disorder, she refused to give up.  She shares her story of suffering her injuries as a result of friendly-fire.  And just when she thought she'd overcome her toughest test, another career-threatening injury struck two years later.But true to her resilient spirit, she turned adversity into fuel.  Inspired by the growing cultural change within policing and a desire to uplift those around her, she adopted a powerful personal mantra: "Better Every Day."