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Golfer born with cerebal palsy, his parents told that he would never walk, completed his dream recently of walking the PGA tour
http://abcnews.go.com/WN/PersonOfWeek/story?id=6254778
This is some epic shit
With Determination, Gregory Walked 988 Miles, 3,256 Holes of PGA Tour
Doctors told Gregory's parents about his future in blunt terms.
"I would be in a wheelchair for the rest of my life," Gregory said. "And my dad and my mom, both my parents, wouldn't take that for an answer."
For the first few years of his life, Gregory could only crawl around the house. He had endured five surgeries on his legs by the time he entered first grade.Eventually, Gregory learned to walk with a cane.
"For me, a challenge would be something that possibly nobody would think I could do, but in my own mind, I know I could do it," Gregory said.
Doctors told Gregory's parents about his future in blunt terms.
"I would be in a wheelchair for the rest of my life," Gregory said. "And my dad and my mom, both my parents, wouldn't take that for an answer."
For the first few years of his life, Gregory could only crawl around the house. He had endured five surgeries on his legs by the time he entered first grade.Eventually, Gregory learned to walk with a cane.
"For me, a challenge would be something that possibly nobody would think I could do, but in my own mind, I know I could do it," Gregory said.
This is some epic shit
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