Ten-year-old Jahmir Wallace was born without any arms. He does everything with his feet, including playing the trumpet.
Amazing and inspirational!
Jahmir Wallace was born without arms, but that hasn’t stopped him from pursing his dreams. After being inspired by his older sister, he decided he wanted to play the trumpet.
His school and community were happy to support him, reports WTNH, and even built him a special stand so he can play the horn with his feet.
Aaron “Wheelz” Fotheringham is a 21 year-old “Professional Hardcore Sitter” from Las Vegas, Nevada. Aaron was born with Spina Bifida, a birth defect of the spinal cord, which resulted in him having no usage of his legs.
Aaron “Wheelz” Fotheringham is wheelchair bound, but that hasn’t stopped him from living life on the edge. He proves that extreme freestyle sports aren’t only for the fully able-bodied.
With Devin Supertramp working the camera, he performs outrageous stunts, jumps, and even flips, all from the seat of his wheelchair.
Sure he wipes out plenty of times, but that’s all part of the fun.
Zach Anner is an inspirational comedy genius. This video is one of the most motivating, funny and heartwarming things I’ve seen in a long time.
His running commentary is hilarious.
Baby Steps
I’m Zach Anner and I was born prematurely with a condition called cerebral palsy, so I’ve gotten to zoom around in a wheelchair my whole life. If you aren’t disabled yet, it’s a blast, so give it a shot!
As a kid, my favorite movies growing up were Three Amigos, Pete’s Dragon, and Batman. Only now do I realize how awkward it must have been for strangers when a wide-eyed four year old in a wheelchair and rolled up and asked,”Have you ever danced with the devil in the pale moonlight?”
When I was five years old, I asked my physical therapist if I could kiss her breasts. She said no, and I’ve had the same luck with women ever since.
Today I had to go to the Drug store. As I approached the entrance, I noticed a driver looking for a parking space. I flagged the driver and pointed out a handicap parking space that was open and available.
The driver looked puzzled, rolled down her window and said, “I’m not handicapped!”
Well, as you can imagine, my face was red!
“Oh, I’m sorry” I said. “I saw your Obama bumper sticker and just assumed that you suffer from a mental disorder.”
