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1 year ago
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Story message of Nick Vujicic​

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katovenus [111]1 year ago
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Nick's toes on one foot were joined and separated via surgery. This procedure enabled him to use his toes as fingers to operate an electric wheelchair, a cell phone, a computer, and even to write. Except for his physical impairment, Nick was a healthy child. He was born with no mental disabilities and a high level of mental capacity. Because of his physical impairment, Victoria State law barred him from enrolling in a normal school. Following a change in legislation, he became Australia's first physically challenged student to attend a conventional school.

Nick

Nick is an Australian American Christian evangelist and motivational speaker born with tetra-amelia syndrome, a rare disorder characterised by the absence of arms and legs.

"I felt depressed when I was eight years old because I couldn't see a bright future ahead of me. I decided to terminate my life when I was ten years old by drowning myself in a bathtub. After a couple of failed attempts, I concluded that I didn't want to burden my loved ones with the burden" - Nick Vujicic​.

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