After 17 Surgeries, Man Who Had Accident in 2016 Walks Again in Video

After 17 Surgeries, Man Who Had Accident in 2016 Walks Again in Video

  • A man, Steven D, has celebrated a massive win of being able to walk again after years of immobility
  • Steven revealed that the only thing he wanted for his birthday in 2021 was to smile, and standing on his feet gave him that
  • Many people who watched his video were inspired by his triumph as they wished him more strength

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A man, Steven D, has shared a personal story that shows why no one should ever give up irrespective of their situation in life.

In a LinkedIn post, the man said he took his first walk in 2021 after he had an accident in 2016. On Friday, January 1, Steve resolved he would walk without his walker.

The man walked with a smile on his face.
Steven was happy to walk again after his accident in 2016. Photo source: LinkedIn/Steve D
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After his 17th surgery, the man took some steps without any aid. In the video shared on the platform, Steve advanced gently towards the camera.

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He went ahead to advise his followers to always dream big and work hard towards it no matter the challenges they are facing.

The man said:

“Whether you make professional or personal goals, always dream BIG, work HARD, keep the FAITH, and never GIVEUP. Every step is a success! I am very thankful and blessed. Thank you family, friends and community for your love, support and prayers!”

At the time of writing this report, his video has over three million views. Watch the amazing video here.

Briefly News compiled some of the reactions below:

Jean Yves Koenig said:

"Although I do not know you as living in my little island Mauritius, I admire your courage, your determination and your eagerness for life. You are supported from your wife and a large community and that's a great motivating factor."

Kristin Berver said:

"Omg this is awesome!! I am so happy for you!! God Bless you!! You will get better everyday!"

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Valorie Kacherian said:

"Your hard work and dedication is showing. Best wishes for your continued success."

Angela Hill said:

"God is still in the healing business. Steven D. We have to be willing to keep fighting for what God has. So thankful for your testimony."

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Hope for wheelchair-bound lady who hasn't walked for 14 years

Meanwhile, Briefly News earlier reported that after more than 14 years, a young lady is set to do her legs' bidding without needing to be aided any more.

This is as an Imo-based philanthropist that goes by the name Dr Chin Akano decided to come to her aid by rendering financial assistance and rallying others to support the cause.

The lady identified as Chizzy Perpetua was allegedly a victim of accidental gunshots some years ago that affected her spine badly and made her lose the use of her legs.

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Kelly Lippke (Senior Editor) Kelly Lippke is a copy editor/proofreader who started her career at the Northern-Natal Courier with a BA in Communication Science/Psychology (Unisa, 2007). Kelly has worked for several Caxton publications, including the Highway Mail and Northglen News. Kelly’s unique editing perspective stems from an additional major in Linguistics. Kelly joined Briefly News in 2018 and she has 14 years of experience. Kelly has also passed a set of trainings by Google News Initiative. You can reach her at kelly.lippke@briefly.co.za.