Yes, this is me writing ;) I'm still alive :) I'm studying at IFA (first year MA of course). There many of us (KJO students). I have something to show you. As some of you know I suffer from a troublesome disease called in Polish Wrodzona Łamliwość Kości (genetically transmitted). My brother has more problems than me. He uses wheelchair or goes on crutches, but he tries to live with it and finds his own passions and hobbies. For a couple of months he has been training rugby on wheelchair. It is not popular but anybody who saw it once is amazed and shocked. What's more he/she wants to watch it more and more. This is the special wheelchair they use:
The most shocking is the high speed used in the play and the force they use, because often there are situations when they hit each other with their wheelchairs....sometimes they fall out of them and a group of people runs to help them sit again ... my God, you should have seen it, it looks really aggressive ... but still, it's quite safe. There are other photos and my hero - the only girl! (from Poznań team!). All the photos were taken in Poznań during some championship (October 19).
First words I could think of after experiencing it: joy of life and strength! Think about it!
The most shocking is the high speed used in the play and the force they use, because often there are situations when they hit each other with their wheelchairs....sometimes they fall out of them and a group of people runs to help them sit again ... my God, you should have seen it, it looks really aggressive ... but still, it's quite safe. There are other photos and my hero - the only girl! (from Poznań team!). All the photos were taken in Poznań during some championship (October 19).
First words I could think of after experiencing it: joy of life and strength! Think about it!
