South Magazine — Everything you know about paralyzed athletes, says Carlos Moleda, is wrong.
“Some people, for whatever reason, have a picture of people in a chair and think that they’re unhappy or depressed,” says Moleda, a former Navy SEAL who was paralyzed in a 1989 raid. “It’s totally the opposite. Of course there’s a phase where they have to relearn things, but once they have a grasp on who they are and what the possibilities are, they’re the greatest people to have around. They have a tendency to look at the good, because they know that things can change in the blink of an eye.”
Read the full story in the current issue of South Magazine.
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December 7th, 2012 at 1:09 am
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