Why Worry About the Things You Can't Change? | Memorable Moments

from Young Blood - Men’s Mental Health · host Cal MacPherson

Charles Brice's life changed forever when a motorbike accident shattered his spine and left him a quadriplegic. He was 19 when he was told he'd never walk again. His isn't a story of a miracle recovery, but it is one of incredible grit and heart. Having adapted to his restrictions and rehabilitated himself to the point of independence, Charles is now striving for more. ------------- Scroll back through our podcast library to November 2019 for the full story titled, 'The Reality Of Life As A Quadriplegic | Charles Brice'

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