Question

Nothing is impossible in this world' - Narrate an

incident from your experience which brings out the

truth of this statement. (250 - 300 words)​

Answer 1

Explanation:

Nothing is impossible in this world.” Narrate an incident from your experience which brings out the truth of this statement.

Answer:

I strongly believe in the adage that nothing is impossible and history bears testimony to the truth of this statement. People like Alexander ,the Great, Louis Braille, the blind educationist and Helen Keller, who was both blind and deaf have proved that the term impossible itself comprises the words ‘I’ ‘M’ Possible.

An incident from my life also proved its truth to me. 1 was born with a major handicap and was born paralysed from waist downwards. But that did not deter me from leading a normal life. Nor did it dampen the will of my parents. They encouraged me to be self-reliant and to participate in all physical and mental activities.

Since early childhood I was interested in sports but my favourite was swimming. All said that it was an impossible dream and I could never swim .But 1 did not give up. My parents spared no effort to look for doctors who would help me and finally they found a doctor who could help me to use my legs like the flapping tail of a fish. A coach started my swimming practise and after a gruelling training of about three years I participated in the World Paralympics. This is the world’s largest sports organization for children and adults with intellectual and physical disabilities, providing year-round training and competitions to more than 4.4 million athletes in 170 countries. There 1 met others like me who were ready to challenge their destiny and emerge winners.

I was the winner of the swimming championship and proved to the world and to me that nothing is impossible if one has the will and the determination to achieve one’s goals.