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Dream Chasers
73 days agoShe was 23 when the accident happened.
One moment, she was driving home from work, singing along to the radio.
The next, she was waking up in a hospital bed—unable to move her legs.
Spinal cord injury.
Paralysis from the waist down.
Doctors said, “You’ll have to learn a new way to live.”
She cried for weeks.
Not because she couldn’t walk—
But because she thought her life, her dreams, her identity… were gone.
But something changed when a nurse said gently:
“You’re still here. That means something.”
That night, she made a promise to herself:
“If I’m still breathing, I’m still becoming.”
So she started small.
🛏 Sat up on her own.
🦽 Learned to use a wheelchair.
💻 Took online courses during rehab.
🎤 Started speaking about her journey.
People told her she was strong.
She didn’t feel strong.
She just didn’t quit.
5 years later, she runs a non-profit for spinal injury survivors.
She’s spoken on global stages.
She teaches others how to rebuild their lives, brick by brick.
Because she knows:
👉 Survival isn’t just about staying alive.
It’s about choosing to live when everything says you can’t.
She’s not a victim.
She’s not just a fighter.
She’s a survivor. 💪
🔁 If this moved you, share it with someone who needs a reminder that their story isn’t over.
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