The Star paper told the story of teacher Hirotada Ototake.
Born without arms or legs, journalist-turned-author-turned-teacher overcame his barrier and created phenomenal success with his book, "Nobody's Perfect".

He quoted in his interview,
"There are things that only I, in my situation, can teach children."

Bravo.

Which made me ponder. Anybody who strive despite all shortcomings *regardless what kind* and live to tell, we too can say the same.