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It's My Assignment, not My Punishment
HIS STORY INSPIRED ME. HIS FAITH ENCOURAGED ME.
On November 2, 2011, Vincent Rutley, actor, playwright and musician, survived a near fatal accident that severed his spinal cord. Diagnosed as a paraplegic with traumatic brain damage,
the doctors prepared him for the worst by telling him he would never move his arms or legs again. He viewed this
tragedy as an “Assignment” not a “Punishment”.
Vincent Rutley comes from a strong family of faith, and has
a strong personal relationship with God, so in the doctor’s report didn’t deter them from expecting the best. Believing
that God would perform a miracle, Vincent began his journey of recovery.
It was a few weeks after his surgery, that the miracles began. Feeling and slight movement in his right arm, became a full range of motion. Later, his left arm and wrist became
functional.
In 2014 Vincent returned to the stage play production “Street Corner “which he wrote, produces and starred in, from his wheelchair. “Your disability doesn’t change the fact that
God made you, YOU! The journey may be 10
times tough, but you can fulfill your wildest dreams. The car accident didn’t paralyze my love for acting. I didn’t lose my love for acting because I use a wheelchair now.
Vincent Rutley doesn’t deny the reality of the challenges that come with his spinal cord injury, but he refuses to let it dictate the quality of his life. He has learned to lean on his support system, spearheaded by his wife, who he was engaged to at the time of the accident. His goal is to become the most sought-after quadriplegic actor in the business.
Thirteen years after the accident, Vincent Rutley still believes
that God will work a miracle and he will walk again. In the meantime, he is committed to living
life to the fullest.
Check out Vincent's website:https://vincentrutley.jimdofree.com/
Follow Vincent on Instagram: @vincentrutley
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HIS STORY INSPIRED ME. HIS FAITH ENCOURAGED ME.
On November 2, 2011, Vincent Rutley, actor, playwright and musician, survived a near fatal accident that severed his spinal cord. Diagnosed as a paraplegic with traumatic brain damage,
the doctors prepared him for the worst by telling him he would never move his arms or legs again. He viewed this
tragedy as an “Assignment” not a “Punishment”.
Vincent Rutley comes from a strong family of faith, and has
a strong personal relationship with God, so in the doctor’s report didn’t deter them from expecting the best. Believing
that God would perform a miracle, Vincent began his journey of recovery.
It was a few weeks after his surgery, that the miracles began. Feeling and slight movement in his right arm, became a full range of motion. Later, his left arm and wrist became
functional.
In 2014 Vincent returned to the stage play production “Street Corner “which he wrote, produces and starred in, from his wheelchair. “Your disability doesn’t change the fact that
God made you, YOU! The journey may be 10
times tough, but you can fulfill your wildest dreams. The car accident didn’t paralyze my love for acting. I didn’t lose my love for acting because I use a wheelchair now.
Vincent Rutley doesn’t deny the reality of the challenges that come with his spinal cord injury, but he refuses to let it dictate the quality of his life. He has learned to lean on his support system, spearheaded by his wife, who he was engaged to at the time of the accident. His goal is to become the most sought-after quadriplegic actor in the business.
Thirteen years after the accident, Vincent Rutley still believes
that God will work a miracle and he will walk again. In the meantime, he is committed to living
life to the fullest.
Check out Vincent's website:https://vincentrutley.jimdofree.com/
Follow Vincent on Instagram: @vincentrutley
FOLLOW PARALYSIS TO PURPOSE
Twitter: https://twitter.com/Paral2Purpose
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/paralysis2purpose/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/paralysis2purpose
TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@paralysis2purpose
Mailing List: http://eepurl.com/hzE5n9
FOLLOW OUR HOST, DAVID COOKS
Twitter: https://twitter.com/dcespeaks
Instagram: https://instagram.com/dcespeaks
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/dcespeaks/
Website: https://davidcooksspeaks.com/
Listen in for stories of growth, change, and discovery by both individuals and corporations on their journeys from Paralysis to Purpose. http://paralysis2purpose.com/