Sometimes dreams never die. In this case, a paralyzed nine-year-old holds out hope to be a doctor.<\/p>\n
This drunken driving case nearly ended a nine-year-old girl\u2019s life. She is paralyzed from the chest down and in a wheelchair. Her life is no longer what it used to be. That has not stopped the plucky young lady from writing a letter to the man who shattered her life. She is certain her words will get his attention.<\/p>\n
Once used to wrestling with her four brothers, the nine-year-old girl still holds on to her dream of being able to help others one day. She holds on to that thought, that even though she cannot walk now, it does not mean she can\u2019t help others heal if she fights hard enough to be able to walk one day.<\/p>\n
This story started on the day of her eighth birthday. She and some of the women in her family (more…)<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Sometimes dreams never die. In this case, a paralyzed nine-year-old holds out hope to be a doctor. This drunken driving case nearly ended a nine-year-old girl\u2019s life. She is paralyzed from the chest down and in a wheelchair. Her life…<\/span><\/p>\n