Paralympians as real-life Role Models

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When I asked for new clothes, I saw people with no clothes. When strive for new shoes, saw people with no feet. We are sympathetic for such deprive population. Whereas every year's medal telly of para olympics make me sympathetic towards myself. Being very privileged, I have surrendered in front of my failures, my fear and my fatiqueness. The way that these para olympians play, fight and win is incredibly fantastic and setting amazing examples to overcome the problems of life and focus only on the fortunes. 

Overcoming the odds by real motivators 
The world of sports is no stranger to athletes overcoming odds to achieve big on the world stage. Yet, among all these odds-defying narratives, the story of the teenaged Indian para-archer Sheetal Devi stands out. Sheetal Devi was born in 2007 with phocomelia, a rare congenital disorder leading to underdeveloped limbs. The condition resulted in her arms not fully forming. At just 17 years old, she became India’s youngest Paralympic medallist and only the second armless archer in history to win a Paralympic medal. She proved what is absolute courage and determination kills the suspicion and helps to evolve. She made us all believe how preservation does the miracles. 

Simran Sharma is an inspiring Indian T12 visually impaired sprint para-athlete who has risen to global prominence through resilience, historic achievements, and an unwavering spirit. Despite being visually impaired, she abandoned her disability and earned golden glories to the nation. 

Navdeep Singh Sheoran is an Indian para-athletics javelin thrower (F41 category) whose journey from facing early-life prejudice to becoming a Paralympic champion makes him a powerful symbol of resilience.

List continues and these disabled athletes are inspiring the generations to come up with the resilience, hard work and trust within to achieve the goals that was once imagined. Real motivation always comes within but such inspiring and immense powerful stories gears up our virtues to work hard to meet the requirements that are essential to glow and shine. 








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