What traveling means for Persons with Disabilities follows the trials and tribulations of Prathishta Deveshwar. Left paralysed from chest down after being involved in a car accident, when she was just 8 years old. Ironically it was not an impact with another car or rash driving. It was the result of a gaping pothole on the road that somersaulted the car leaving her spinal chord crushed. She believes wearing a seat belt even while sitting behind may have helped. . Today at 21 she is an activist for people with disabilities, is a motivational speaker. Pursuing her higher studies in Delhi, this young girl from Hoshiarpur has proven that despite being a person with disabilities, one can be positive in outlook and overcome all challenges and obstacles to make a life for themselves.
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