Perfectly Imperfect

One day when i am walking on street i realised that near me there were lots of people who face problems..Some are family or some business but i noticed one thing they still moving on and never give up.If they have a problem and also they have smile on face because they got new ideas from failure. Failure is key of success but think once again god gives us hands,Legs and all the body parts but imagine we don't have legs or hands how we faced Life??

 I am talking about one woman whose name was Muniba Mazari. She is the first wheelchair model. At the age of 18 she got married.

When she and her husband was going to somewhere suddenly accident occurred in that her husband safely jump from car but she can't. In that she lost his legs , damage in hands , and also her back was totally damaged. Doctor said u can't walk , you can't drawing ,you can't do anything..But after 2 years struggle she decided to wake up from this and this is new birth for her...By damaging back doctor said you can't gave birth to child..she said okay...for women this line is hurts more than others..

Next day she wake up and sit in front of mirror and said "Problems are not too big ,We are too small because we can't handle them" she took paint brush and start painting.but this not only the problem she can't gave birth to child so she decided there were many children who struggle for life..I adopt one and give new birth to that child. I remember she said always one thing that is "When you accept yourself the way you are the World recognise you it all starts from within". and also she said that "On the road of success there is always We not Me..Do not think that we alone can achieve it..No!! There is always another person who standing behind you..May be not coming on forefront but behind you.. Praying for you when supporting you.. Never lose that person..Never"

Muniba Mazari is a Pakistani artist, model, activist, motivational speaker, singer, social reformer and television host. She uses a wheelchair due to injuries sustained in a car accident at the age of 21 which makes her Pakistan’s first wheelchair-using model.

“Don’t die before your death.”

 Muniba Mazari

Regards,

Prem Varma