I've been inspired to write this article after seeing a BBC News video on cafes in New Delhi helping out survivors who have gone through acid attacks. It's about rehabilitating the survivors to face the world after the trauma they've been through. My story just wants to add to the already newscast by the bbc to give the story more impetus, power and push to the next level of the story by bbc. Well I will begin by saying that I've been a transcriptionist as my last job. Presently I'm not doing that, and that isn't the reason why I'm telling the story of a person which I was given to transcribe for a client. As a transcriptionist I'm not supposed to disclose to anyone the contents of the file without prior permission, but I'm doing it because this will help so many others to look and be better. I'm not going to reveal the names, but only the story. The story is about a boy who was playing in the garage. Suddenly fire broke out and the lad received third degree burns. He could almost have died because the injury was more than 75% and in his city there was no one who could treat him or save him. But, with the help of God the parents took him to a hospital far away and he was treated. The boy had to rehabilitate on his own to enter the mainstream just like everyone else. He was on physical therapy, medications and hospital support to recover. This was going on and he could not even tie his shoe lace because his hands and fingers didn't allow him to do after the accident. On one day finally he was able to tie his shoe lace and that day was the turning point in his life. Today he shares his story with others touring and trying to help others who have been through similar traumas in their own life. He is an inspiration to so many others not to give up hope, courage and strength in their lives. Okay, if you like the story please pass it on. Like him there is a turning point in everyone's life. Until then never lose hope, courage and your strength to go on.
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