Nick Vujicic is a Whole Man
Born without arms or legs, Nick does not have artificial limbs.
Where others might have given up, Nick grew up… and found himself. He now travels the world bringing a message of inspiration to all.
Everyone faces challenges and hurdles. They are gifts. For they force us to better ourselves.
Accept the gifts.
May Hope, Love, Gratitude and Mercy inhabit our hearts always!
May our last day be our best day, and our last words be our best words!
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That is beautiful,to see how he deals with it
its not the tragedy that we have to live with
its what we learn from them
we all have difficulties in life
its how we overcome them,and succeed
jeff
Thank you for this video, it touched my heart deeply and reminded me of some past events… Nothing is impossible if you believe and keep trying!
Yes, Jeff and Jana.
Nick reminds us that we can overcome obstacles and not only get through hard times, but emerge polished and shining on the other side.
A good intention and attitude, no matter what, make you a winner.
- WidgetWoman
Great video!
My wife was born without half of her left arm and does not believe she has any limitations.
I’ve always believed that anyone can accomplish most anything they want regardless of physical limitations.
Years ago, an uncle lost his legs due to a railroad incident.
We visited him (when I was a child) and interupted him reroofing his house by himself.
I’ve met many people who think they are physicaly or emotionaly limited… and try to convince them otherwise.
When they start having their pity-party… I share a story I wrote on my blog http://tinyurl.com/OriginalDevelopers
The story I share is a repeat of some very old accomplishments.
If you don’t mind… I’d like for you to comment on my blog article and link your video so my readers can see a current story about limitations.
- gfb3
WW,
Wow, inspiring. I needed to hear that. I was amazed at how this man, Nick, spoke to the girls in the audience.
And the part where he speaks of him being able to hold his wife’s heart, that’s where I cried. I am moved.
Thanks for sharing this gem of gratitude.
Romy