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January 5, 1990 was a day like any other. Until I got the phone call. The phone call that said that my younger brother, Glen, had a skiing accident and was paralyzed from the neck down, probably had a brain injury and may not survive the life-flight trip to the hospital. And if he did survive, he would be a quadriplegic.
I prayed at that moment that God would not let Glen live if he was going to be a quadriplegic. I could not imagine my brother content to live his life confined to a wheelchair. God did not answer my prayer and I am grateful. Glen did survive the flight. Though the accident left him paralyzed, he never pitied himself, was angry or wavered in his faith. Instead, he pushed forward – with often nothing but sheer determination to sustain and motivate him.
He went on to graduate from college with honors, became a doctor, inventor, businessman, entrepreneur, husband and father who now daily touches the lives of others that face physical difficulties. This is his story. This is not a story of his disability; this is a story of Glen’s success-ability.
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