My story, Anything is possible.

[wakobarry]

I want to start off saying nothing is impossible. im 19 years old. my whole life ive been so skinny. As a sophomore in High school i was playing soccer and collided with the goalie breaking my kneecap in half. and tearing my meniscus. On the way to the hospital the EMT messed my iv up by putting it in the wrong place. at the time nothing was wrong. about a week later with a cast my arm was completely black with striations. i was rushed to the er and turned out i had staph really bad. it had ate through all the muscle in my left arm and was working on the bone. Doctors said i was days from getting it amputated. they gave me anabiotics and put it in a cast to stop the spread. so i had a cast on my left leg and left arm. i was like that for 9 months. not able to do a thing. well i get it all off and the first thing i do a day later is go to the skate park. of course the worst thing had to happen. i fell and shattered my knuckles in my left hand and broke my fingers. i ended up getting a half arm cast and i needed surgery. spo i was in casts all through highschool. I had surgery on my hand and got pins put in my fingers. well heres more bad news. The doctors forgot to put gauze on between and my fingers started to rot. They fixed it but i had that hand cast for 7 months. imagine how skinny i could be. i was 6 feet tall weighing at 130. I got everything off by senior year and i couldnt even grip a weight. i gave up. went through senior being a stick. Right after i graduated i wanted to change. remake myself. i didnt care how hard it would be. i worked my ass off. Pure dedication. i graduated at 135 pounds and 6 months later i am now weighing at 165. I want everyone who reads this to know that no matter what happens in your life, you still have what it takes to change. i made my self a diet and a workout. i busted my ass for nobody but me and i strive for more. the top picture is in may at 135 and the bottoms are now at 165

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[Damini]

Accident prone as HELL cuz, complimented by some pretty *****y medical work.

Way to turn it all around though, just stay away from the oly lifts for a little while, ok?

[dyang22]

keep it up

[wakobarry]

i know right?! haha will do! Haha

[Saballl]

I'm glad you doing fine now, keep it up man, nice progress.

[Quasimodo63]

Nice work. Now be careful out there

[brehbrah]

You are a winner. Thanks for sharing.

[Aymen123]

Good job bro, that's really impressive.