What a wonderful, motivating interview. Interestingly, my step father was in a wheel chair - he contracted Polio in the 1960's. He learned to be completely self -sufficient, drive himself everywhere, have a full-time job, and even go camping and put up tents with his adventurous new family. All this in a time when ramps, handicap bathrooms, parking spaces or did not gyms exist. While living with my stepfather showed me how handicapped people can and do surpass their physical limitations, it is Sujith's emotional and spiritual growth that inspires me today. Thank you Mr Khan for showcasing people who inspire me to become a different version of myself.
What a wonderful, motivating interview. Interestingly, my step father was in a wheel chair - he contracted Polio in the 1960's. He learned to be completely self -sufficient, drive himself everywhere, have a full-time job, and even go camping and put up tents with his adventurous new family. All this in a time when ramps, handicap bathrooms, parking spaces or did not gyms exist. While living with my stepfather showed me how handicapped people can and do surpass their physical limitations, it is Sujith's emotional and spiritual growth that inspires me today. Thank you Mr Khan for showcasing people who inspire me to become a different version of myself.
Omg, this is so inspirational! This definitely needs more reach and views. Kudos to the guy.
I’m very curious though, how did he travel by bus, are they wheelchair friendly?