Imagine that if you were born without two legs and two arms .What can you do? How do you live like normal people?
Hirotada Ototake, born April,6 1976 Japanese man who was born without arms and legs but he has a big smile on his face.
Mr.Hirotada Ototake never thinks that he is the weak of the society but he is very proud of himself. He always gives a comfort to many people, especially the disabled.
"In Japan, everyone just assumes that the disabled are people you feel sorry for," says Ototake, "but I'm not pitiful. I enjoy my life, and I want to tell people that."
Hirotada Ototake, born April,6 1976 Japanese man who was born without arms and legs but he has a big smile on his face.
Mr.Hirotada Ototake never thinks that he is the weak of the society but he is very proud of himself. He always gives a comfort to many people, especially the disabled.
"In Japan, everyone just assumes that the disabled are people you feel sorry for," says Ototake, "but I'm not pitiful. I enjoy my life, and I want to tell people that."
Ototake, who have just head and body, was born in lovely family which loves and takes care of him like normal children. His parent sent him to study in common school to let him learn the lifestyle of normal children. It’s very surprise that a person who has no legs and arms like him can play basketball and baseball with friends in happiness.
After graduated, Ototake became a successful sports journalist and, as of 2007, a primary teacher in Suginami Ward, Tokyo.
Ototake's biography, which translated into English with the title of "Nobody's Perfect” was released in mid-1998 and has been a phenomenal success and his book has selling over 4.5 million copies to date and it was the best seller in Japan. It's a frank account of Otatake's childhood, schooldays and college life and has succeeded mainly because of its author's unfailing optimism.
After graduated, Ototake became a successful sports journalist and, as of 2007, a primary teacher in Suginami Ward, Tokyo.
Ototake's biography, which translated into English with the title of "Nobody's Perfect” was released in mid-1998 and has been a phenomenal success and his book has selling over 4.5 million copies to date and it was the best seller in Japan. It's a frank account of Otatake's childhood, schooldays and college life and has succeeded mainly because of its author's unfailing optimism.
The story of Ototake should be an inspiration for everyone who ever have a disappointment or grieve. It reminds us to stand up again and walk to the real world in stronger heart. Many beautiful things are waiting for you.
"Life is beautiful in its own way."
Chicaholic
I definitely agree with the issue. He is amazing guy even though he has no leges or hands but what he has done can show the world; giving up is not the final way to do.
ตอบลบIt shows people to be patient and fight for what you want to do.