Life Without Limbs Case Study

While speaking of the health, you can think of the different notions it can stand for and visualize in your brain a picture to describe it. It can be either the size of a man: slim or fat, obese or fit, it can be either the existence or the absence of the disease in the body, and so on. Referring to the certain look, such as height, people can identify the body type to be healthy. Or the size of the clothing one fits in; for example, 36, 40 or 42, another person can conclude about the state of the health. Or eating certain foods is the focus point while arguing. Yet, there is no a certain appearance of a human being describing the health, which is an unfixed term, rather it is the physical and the psychological condition existing in a man, which enables him to function at his

The explanation is that, in some cases, people essentially can survive alone despite the fact of having some physical disabilities. Nick Vujicic, an Australian public speaker and a CEO of the non-profit organization “Life without Limbs”, is very prominent in that sense. Thus, he was born with neither legs nor arms, yet could survive even that way. Not only he could carry out the tasks for the survival, but also he contributed to the society by teaching them “nothing is impossible”, even living as a full healthy man with that body and stimulating other similar people for the same purpose. So, the thing is not specifically about the certain type of the infirmity in the body, but rather it is about if a man can live or not as a healthy man does despite those disabilities. Furthermore, the notion of the “healthy” is not fixed; it can change over the time. Like in the case of Nick Vujicic, who first was inadequate to live alone but later advanced to that level, it can get better. Or, like in the case of Dean Williams, it can worsen; speaking in details, a healthy person can turn into