NidoKidos Official Blog: December 2016

Saturday, December 31, 2016

[nidokidos] Knots

Knots

Scouting, Fishing, Boating and many other types of knots....

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[nidokidos] Will you try?

Will you try?

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[nidokidos] Story of Anam Najam will motivate you to aim higher

When I was a student of 3rd year of MBBS, I lost control of more than half of my body. It happened one day in 2008 - on the way back from a wedding, when some thieves shot at our car. A bullet crossed my arm and hit my neck, resulting in a spinal cord injury. I was diagnosed with quadriplegia; which left me unable to move most of my body on my own. I had no grip in my hands and legs and the only parts of my body I could move were my neck and head. After a prolonged hospitalization and surgery, I came home, caged in a wheelchair. The doctors had told me there was no cure for my condition and that time became the most crucial in my life. I had to make a decision. I was either going to lead a life of wheelchair bound helplessness and self-pity, or I could ask for help and try to overcome the challenges. I chose the latter. Despite being unable to hold a pen or open a book, I resumed my studies in a wheelchair. My mother gave the biggest sacrifice and shifted from our hometown to my hostel in Abbottabad to help and care for my every need. Every day was a massive challenge, but by the grace of Allah, I completed MBBS without wasting a single year and now I'm working in CMH Muzaffarabad, having specialized in Psychiatry. People have asked me whether I wish I could go back to being the way I was before but I know that whatever I am doing now is exactly what I would have been doing if I had been able to walk. I work with the same passion to give help to people; I know I may do a task in ten minutes which would be done in two minutes by a healthy person but I know that nothing can replace my passion. No one is free from pain; everyone is fighting their own battles every single day. We can't waste our lives waiting for a miracle to happen. We are already miracles.