I was in a 4 wheeling accident while under the influence of alcohol that broke my back, leaving me permanently paralyzed at 22 years old. While I could no longer work as a chef in a fast paced restaurant, I didn't let that stop me from keeping my passion. My paralysis has opened many amazing doors for me. There is a self motto that I live by and it is this:
My legs may have been taken from me, but my life wasn't. For that I will be forever grateful.
I created this website as a way to help motivate and inspire people that like to cook, but don't know where or how to start. Whether you live your life in a chair or not, these step by step picture recipes will allow everyone to be the chef they aspire to be.
Before my accident you would never catch me in a gym or playing sports. Now, I know just how important keeping fit and staying strong is, and I've got ASAP to thank for that. I am involved in all sorts of adaptive sports ranging from hand cycling to waterskiing. I absolutely love participating in as much as I can. I enjoy meeting new people and making lasting friendships. It means the world to me. I guess you could say I'm living in para-dise.
Play the video above to watch me talk about my recovery with Carolina's Rehabilitation.
Before my accident you would never catch me in a gym or playing sports. Now, I know just how important keeping fit and staying strong is, and I've got ASAP to thank for that. I am involved in all sorts of adaptive sports ranging from hand cycling to waterskiing. I absolutely love participating in as much as I can. I enjoy meeting new people and making lasting friendships. It means the world to me. I guess you could say I'm living in para-dise.
Love your article and motivation to keep active!
ReplyDeleteHave a son 30 who is a para and we're moving to
Asheville in 2014 and he loves to cook.
Can you give any tips on how a creative, artistic
musical, computer geek could get around there?
Thanks,
TC his mother
Love your article and motivation to keep active!
ReplyDeleteHave a son 30 who is a para and we're moving to
Asheville in 2014 and he loves to cook.
Can you give any tips on how a creative, artistic
musical, computer geek could get around there?
Thanks,
TC his mother