There is a popular song on
the internet called “Life’s not fair”. This song is about being consumed by an
unrequited love. In real life, many of us have encountered such unexpected
circumstances and in these moments it may seem like the worst hurt in the world.
But this idea of “hurt” is much bigger than the pains of love and can
completely shape a person’s life.
Eight month old Yao was born
with multiple limb deformities – a growth on the back of his neck, and is
missing some fingers and toes. It is difficult to understand why he was born
this way.
How can he walk? How can he
pick things up? Even with his challenges, he has learned to overcome and plays
with the other children each day. Can you believe it? See for yourself
below:
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Yao can sit up well |
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He can stand up straight on one leg |
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He plays with cars |
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He even reads books by himself |
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He plays with balls |
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He does some stretches in between all the playing |
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He sees his brothers eating some snacks |
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"I don’t need my big brother to feed me. I can feed myself" thinks Yao
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The
taste isn’t that good and it’s a bit too hard. Turns out this is not a snack,
it’s a toy! |
In the future, I will hopefully be able to have surgery to
fix my feet and hands. At that time, I will be able to use my feet and hands
even better. Until then, I don’t want others to treat me any different. I might
have been born with some ‘hurts’ but my heart is still strong. I can grow up
and become a strong boy.
Yao is not limited by his disabilities. He is able to make
the most out of his life. What about you - are you limited by life’s unjustness?
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