I came across this video on my fitness Tumblr account. So beautiful and inspiring. People like this man are why I want to be a nurse--to give patients inspiration and hope when they have none.
(A nurse wasn't involved in his story in any way, but I think it's up to my generation of new nurses to take health care to the next level, beyond an allopathic view, and to bring light to the darkness.)
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I saw this a week ago over on FB. Makes me bitch less about my back after the wreck, I'll tell you. A great story.
Wow! What an amazing and powerful video! I just absolutely loved this. And, yes, I did start crying when I saw him running. :) Thanks for posting this, Summer!
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I saw this a week ago over on FB. Makes me bitch less about my back after the wreck, I'll tell you. A great story.
Oh man. When he starts running at the end ...
Exactly, Matthew. That was an awesome moment.
Wow! What an amazing and powerful video! I just absolutely loved this. And, yes, I did start crying when I saw him running. :) Thanks for posting this, Summer!
--Susan
Well, Dammit! Now I'm crying and you know I hate to show emotion!
Thanks for sharing this. My husband has issues walking (not overweight) and I'm going to see if he'll watch this too.
That. Is. Amazing. I need people like this to remind me to stop bitching about the little things in life and get a move on.
Chills, tears, the whole nine yards. This is awe-inspiring.
Oh, I so shouldn't have watched that here at the office! What an AMAZING video - thank you so much for sharing!
We blogged very similar posts today - I'm grateful for people like you and my sister, who will bring a new way of thinking to the nursing profession.
So glad to have come across your blog in the Blog Me MAYbe blog fest!
I LOVE this!
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