Nick Vujicic

Nick Vujici was born without any arms or legs. Instead of spending his life feeling bad about what he doesn't have, he thanks God for what He has given him. Wat would you do? A life without limbs?

One Giant Leap

Be courageous, take one giant leap to help others! we often would not do things if we are afraid of, but if we think doing things for others then we forget our own fears. It takes a lot of courage to move forward, but once we initiate the first leap then we manifest a true heart inside of us. That is why we are thankful to the bad things happened to us, that bring us an opportunity to realize our potential and empower us to do the right things.

What a courage journey

 

In 2008, Roger set out on a quest to lose weight, get healthy and eventually run in the Boston Marathon. But not just for himself, for his niece who was born with Cystic Fibrosis. His goal was to raise awareness for Cystic Fibrosis, along with raising money for research into the treatment and cure of this heartbreaking disease. This video highlights his incredible journey at age 47, from obesity to accomplished marathon runner.

Roger is a humble man, and continues to run marathons to this day to raise money for CF research. He works tirelessly to spread the message that you can accomplish anything you set your mind to do. On November 6, 2011 Roger ran the New York City Marathon. It was his 12th marathon in the 2.5 years since he ran the 2009 Boston Marathon.