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Go se letle seemo sa bogole go nna sekgoreletsi mo botshelong jwa gago Rre. Edward Petlwane Mampane – Paraplegic
Disability is a condition that has grown to be accepted by many, and embraced it to the fullest in the most positive attitude ever.
Whether one is born with a dissability condition or it is something they encountered in the course of their lives, coming to terms with it and pursuing a happier and successful life has become the common norm in the dissability community.
The very same is the life story of Mr Edward Petlwane Mampane. The 29 years old paraplegic who was born and bred in the small mining town of Marble Hall in Limpopo grew up as a fully abled and active child, until a short illness led to his dissability.
Petlwane has not let his misfortunes dictate to his destiny; in fact he managed to accept his condition as it is and looked forward to a better and brighter future
Whether one is born with a dissability condition or it is something they encountered in the course of their lives, coming to terms with it and pursuing a happier and successful life has become the common norm in the dissability community.
The very same is the life story of Mr Edward Petlwane Mampane. The 29 years old paraplegic who was born and bred in the small mining town of Marble Hall in Limpopo grew up as a fully abled and active child, until a short illness led to his dissability.
Petlwane has not let his misfortunes dictate to his destiny; in fact he managed to accept his condition as it is and looked forward to a better and brighter future
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By Motsweding FMDisability is a condition that has grown to be accepted by many, and embraced it to the fullest in the most positive attitude ever.
Whether one is born with a dissability condition or it is something they encountered in the course of their lives, coming to terms with it and pursuing a happier and successful life has become the common norm in the dissability community.
The very same is the life story of Mr Edward Petlwane Mampane. The 29 years old paraplegic who was born and bred in the small mining town of Marble Hall in Limpopo grew up as a fully abled and active child, until a short illness led to his dissability.
Petlwane has not let his misfortunes dictate to his destiny; in fact he managed to accept his condition as it is and looked forward to a better and brighter future
Whether one is born with a dissability condition or it is something they encountered in the course of their lives, coming to terms with it and pursuing a happier and successful life has become the common norm in the dissability community.
The very same is the life story of Mr Edward Petlwane Mampane. The 29 years old paraplegic who was born and bred in the small mining town of Marble Hall in Limpopo grew up as a fully abled and active child, until a short illness led to his dissability.
Petlwane has not let his misfortunes dictate to his destiny; in fact he managed to accept his condition as it is and looked forward to a better and brighter future