If one day you lose your hands and feet, how will you eat, dress, walk and run freely? Can your life be like his?
Nick vujicic, a 27-year-old Australian youth, has to face the reality every day: he was born without limbs and can only move by a "small chicken leg" (the palm of his left hand and two connected little toes).
Nick was laughed at for being physically disabled since he was a child. He is too big to be carried into the bathroom by his parents. This embarrassment and shame almost made him feel ashamed. At the age of eight, he thought about suicide. 10 years old, he committed suicide three times, but all failed.
As he grew up, he gradually realized that he was different from this world. He asked himself, "Where is the value of my existence?"
The first time I played football, the ball flew towards him. His first reaction was to pick up a "chicken leg". However, for the next week, he could only tiptoe and walk with the root of his thigh. However, this attempt made him suddenly find that he had nothing to do with it.
He learned to write, put the plastic model made by his mother on his toes, and wrote and drew with a pen. Now he can type 43 letters on the computer every minute. He learned to brush his teeth, put the toothbrush in the muscle between his neck and shoulders, and moved his mouth back and forth.
At school, he studies and exercises with other children. He plays football, golf, fishing, percussion and skateboarding. He is good at riding horses, swimming and driving speedboats. After entering the university, he also became the president of the student union. "At least I have a brain, don't I?"
/kloc-at the age of 0/9, he gave a public speech, and many people burst into tears for his story. A girl choked and hugged him and said thank you in his ear. At that moment, Nick suddenly felt that he had brought hope to others, and that was his value. So he decided: "I want to be an orator!" " "
Nick's speech scene is always full of passion. On the stage, he likes to jump around uneasily with a "little chicken leg" and play pranks with the audience. "I like joking best!" With his "mini" figure, he once asked his friends to cram himself into the luggage compartment of an airplane to scare nine other people. He was still spinning on the seat, and the driver of the neighboring car looked through the window glass and saw his head rotating 360 degrees, which was shocked.
He skillfully struck the drum set with only the soles of his two toes, and the music with strong sense of rhythm suddenly shocked the audience. "That's cool! (This is really cool) "He whistled, radiant and full of energy from his peers. "I like my little feet!" He made a naughty "V" with his toe.
In the short film for the audience, he jumped off the springboard and everyone around him was in fear. He suddenly surfaced and laughed.
"People really forget the fact that I have no arms and legs and treat me as an ordinary person."
Nick has been to more than 20 countries and shared his unique life with millions of people. His speech "No Arms, No Legs, No woorries" stirred the soul everywhere and was made into a video and became popular on the Internet.
He founded the website "Life Without Limbs", calling on young people all over the world to take action to help poor children. Nick's first book will be published soon, and his first film "Butterfly Circus" will also be released soon. When he came to China in 2009, he specially went to Sichuan to give a speech to the children who had experienced the earthquake disaster. Some of them lost their hands and feet in the earthquake, and Nick hoped to give them strength to continue their story.
"There are some things in life that we can't control and change. When you believe that there is no hope, it is only because you can't see hope. But not because you can't see, hope doesn't exist. " Nick said.
"If no one gives you a miracle, you will become a miracle."
Nick has no limbs, but he can fly far beyond most able-bodied people.