Age 29 · Bais · Philippines
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Everyone has a story to tell, so do I. Mine is a story that has been a remarkable testimony of my family and the focal point of how my father changes his view in life. In this writing, you will take a blow by blow flip through of God’s amazing direction and intervention of my existence. Now, I will lay it all down, a chunk of my real-life story. “Down the Polio Road” I have often wondered about how many of the kids that were affected by polio were able to make it and survive up to this time, like me. Who have thought I was once in a valley of death with a crippling and potentially fatal disease called polio (Poliomyelitis)? This is not something I talked about over the years because I never wanted myself to be identified with it. But as time goes by I realized, it’s not about the horrific past but it is about how I was blessed being one of the recipients of God’s miracle. In the year 1991 a period of sweet innocence, I was chosen to have polio around. I might not have remembered the difficulty in breathing, high fever and chronic pain but the memories were vivid and painful for my parents. I was starting to cruise and walk when I contracted the virus, my dad recalled. It started with a flu-like illness that the next time they know I was limping. My parents thought I was sore from the shot I got in my thigh days ago for my immunization. By the following day they became more worried since by that time, I could not move not even my finger but just cry an...
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