Who Is Your Hero?
Do you have a personal hero? Tell us about them. It doesn’t have to be perfect to make a difference in someone else’s life.
Share A Hero Story NowYour Everyday Hero: Jason W.
My son, Jason, was severely injured in an automobile accident that left him in a coma for five weeks; he was minimally conscious for another month. While in rehab, Jason struggled to learn how to walk, talk, and eat again. Though he still struggles with his balance and his cognitive skills, he has come so far.
It amazes me to think how he went from the verge of independence: graduating from college… To total dependence…To a young man determined to find his old "self." He is my inspiration for life.
Story was submitted anonymously
Read Another StoryGet Connected
Pass It On DownloadsSign Up For Emails
Request Posters & DVD
Build Your Own Billboard
Start Something
Values on Campus! Start something on your College or University campus.
Awards + Recognition
See the awards our TV spots and billboards have received.
The Foundation for a Better Life began as a simple idea to promote
positive values. We believe that people are basically
good and just need a reminder. And that the values we live by are
worth more when we pass them on.
| VALUES.COM |
Main Sections |
|
About Us |
Follow Us |
Your Comments
My sister was also in a car accident when a drunk driver drove through the front of her house. She has many of the same issues that Jason faces, but she continues to fight for a better life every day! She is my inspiration for life and persistent. Thank you for reminding me how much I love her.
Posted about 4 years ago by Leslie R. from Atlanta, Georgia USA