"Dissability in body doesn't matter if your willing power is so strong." Above thought i have learnt from one of my classmate who can't walk. Everyday he came with his wheel chair and stick . Even he also came to 2nd floor to attend the practicals and some other classes without any lift But despite of all these , he successfully competed his master degree and now a days he is a teacher and taking care of his family. Thus he is an inspiration always to us.

I am care giver of spl-abled son Ashaan. It took me time accept the circumstances but I have tried to build his confidence and nurture his strengths. He is very good at music notes and I have myself taught him play piano and he has won medals while performing it on school stage & inter school. He has extra ordinary memory, remembers PI number up to 1000 decimal places and phone numbers of about 400 persons. He appeared on DY365 TV channel while in NE and am trying to make him self dependent.

Share Success stories from your neighbourhood (people who have overcome the differently-abled barriers and are successful in life)

https://www.facebook.com/AdityaMehtaCyclist?fref=ts Thats Aditya Mehta for you. He recently climbed up Khardung La on a bicycle and is an above knee amputee cyclist.

I am attaching a story of very successful Sports person with differently abled from his hands. He is a successful Swimmer today who has earned pride and respect to our Nation and also the first person to qualify for paralympics in Swimming. I salute Mr. Sharath Gayakwad

I salute to the differently abled that one man who can not walk, earns nearly 20,000/- per month by selling eggs by tricycle. And another one runs a grocery shop with the help of their mother with out the help of government and don't depend on any other to survive

Attaching herewith a real motivating story a person who has overcome the differently abled barriers abled is successful in his life

This is a true life story and self-experience. During my school days I had a differently able friend for 1 year with whom I shared a bench. He had a dream to pass 10th Std and min. graduation thereafter. He had an uncontrolled motoring action in hand. 1 year of efforts, training, motivation and with his own determination he could write his 10th std. paper on his own. I still remember his happy face :-) and that is the greatest gift I have ever received. Vande Mataram