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🎖️ THIS WEEK'S STORY: Marcus Hayes

Marcus Hayes was 24 years old when doctors diagnosed him with Fatal Familial Insomnia—a rare, incurable disease that prevents sleep. Prognosis: 18 months to live.

The Army wanted to discharge him. His platoon mocked him as "Hayes the Zombie." They said he'd die from exhaustion in combat.

They were wrong.

Marcus deployed to Afghanistan. For 3 years, he fought without sleeping. While other soldiers collapsed from exhaustion, Marcus kept going.

In August 2018, Marcus completed a 127-hour continuous combat operation. Five days and seven hours. Non-stop fighting. Zero sleep. Zero rest.

He eliminated 83 Taliban fighters. He rescued 50 civilians. He set the record for the longest continuous combat operation in modern military history.

Because the disease that was killing him—Fatal Familial Insomnia—made him invincible in battle.

He couldn't sleep. So he never stopped fighting.

Marcus received the Silver Star for valor. He lived 42 months after diagnosis—not the predicted 18 months.

Fatal Familial Insomnia finally claimed him in September 2019. He was 27 years old.

He's buried at Arlington National Cemetery. His gravestone reads:
"HE NEVER SLEPT. HE NEVER STOPPED. 127 HOURS OF VALOR."

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