10 famous differently-abled people (across the world and belonging to 10 different professions) who are an inspiration to us

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by yuvraj

1. TOPIC- SEA Create an infographic on 10 famous differently-abled people (across the world and belonging to 8 different professions) who are an inspiration to us .

2. 10 Famous People With Disabilities Sudha Chandran Ravindra Jain Arunima Sinha George Washington  Helen Keller Franklin D. Roosevelt Nicholas James Vujicic

3. 1. Sudha Chandran Sudha Chandran is an inspiring woman. When she was only 16 years old, she met with a horrific accident which resulted in the amputation of her right leg. She is widely known for her accomplishments as a Bharatanatyam dancer, she also acted in several films like Mayuri and Nache Mayuri . Once she said that “Once I stepped on the stage, I got my soul back”.

4. 2. Ravindra Jain Born visually impaired, Ravindra Jain was a real achiever who showed that talent is all that it is needed to survive in the film industry. He had notable contributions as a singer, lyricist, and composer. One of his most famous work was his work for Ramanand Sagar’s Ramayan . He was famously said that “ You will never be brave if you don’t get hurt, you will never learn if you don’t make mistakes, you will never be successful if you didn't encounter failure.

5. Arunima Sinha Arunima Sinha has earned many accolades for her inspirational bravery. In 2011, she lost her left leg after a train accident due to a scuffle with robbers. The circumstances could not put down Arunima as she climbed the Mount Everest with the help of her prosthetic leg. Arunima Sinha, in her book Born Again on the Mountain: a story of losing everything and finding it back has said that “No matter how great a loss, time always heals the pain, even though the scars remain.”  

6. George Washington If a person who suffered from dyslexia throughout his life can become the first president of the United States, then no PwD should ever be criticized or deprived of any opportunity as greatness lies within the soul. George Washington once said, "99% of failures come from people who make excuses."   

7.  Helen Keller When Helen Keller was only 19 months old, she suffered an illness that the doctors were unable to identify at that time. This disease left her both hearing and visually impaired. These disabilities could not stop her as she became the first person with such problems to get a bachelor’s degree in arts. Such was her resolute that she said: “Life is either a daring adventure or nothing.”

8. When Nicholas was born, it was found that he had an exceedingly rare disease called phocomelia . This disorder caused him to be born without his four limbs, also known as Tetra-Amelia syndrome. This major disability could not stop him from being one of the most famous motivational speakers. The power in his heart is evident when he says, “If you can't get a miracle, become one.”

9.  Franklin D. Roosevelt When Franklin D. Roosevelt was 39 years old, he suffered a paralytic illness, which is now known as Guillain-Barre Syndrome. Because of this disease, he was unable to walk again and gave him a life in a wheelchair. He guided America in World War 2 and his leadership was applauded worldwide. He once famously said, “The virtues are lost in self-interest as rivers are lost in the sea”.

10.  Rowan Atkinson People with speaking disabilities are often overlooked for films as they are not able to deliver the dialogues like a normal actor. But then came Rowan Atkinson, who despite several rejections made a place of his own and his style gave Mr. Bean a permanent place in the audience’s heart. One of his famous quotes is “I love walking in the rain because no one can see me crying”.  

11. PRESENTED BY YUVRAJ JHA