For the last 23 years, Orlando Foreman passed his days in a federal prison.
It's here that he learned how to be a paraplegic, forced to rely on a wheelchair after he was paralyzed by Wilmington police during a robbery turned shoot-out in 1995.
It's here that Foreman was forced to face the consequences of his actions – decisions that filled his life with more than 36 years spent behind bars.
At the age of 55, Foreman is finally ready to turn his life around.