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Meet Nick Vujicic
Never Give Up: No Arms, No Legs, No Worries


A while back I ran across a video about Nick Vujicic. He travels the country sharing his incredible story and inspiring others with his words of encouragement and truth. He swims, plays soccer, golf, and jumps out of planes. So many accomplishments and he does it all without arms and legs. 


Nick Vujicic was born in Australia and was born without arms or legs. His personal story is one that should inspire us all to look beyond the limits we place on ourselves. While there is no choice on what events life will give us, we can control how we choose to handle the situation. I can think of no greater story than Nick's. Whenever I find myself questioning whether I can or can't, I remember all he has overcome and achieved and suddenly anything seems possible.

Always move forward. Never give up!

-Ane :)

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