Massillon, Ohio, Stati Uniti d'America. 30 gen, 2016. hen Sion rasoio high school di carriera di wrestling si è conclusa lo scorso mese, ha abbracciato il suo allenatore come la folla rose ai suoi piedi. È un momento che potrebbe benissimo essere la scena finale in un filmato un giorno -- che sia come la miracolosa del rasoio la vita è stata a questo punto.rasoio è nato a Columbus, Ohio, nel 1997 -- senza gambe. Egli aveva caudale sindrome di regressione, una condizione che riguarda lo sviluppo della metà inferiore del corpo. Egli è stato dato per l adozione di un bambino, muovendo da Foster home per favorire a casa da scuola a scuola e a lui non piace dire molto mor

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January 30, 2016 - Massillon, Ohio, USA - hen Zion Shaver's high school wrestling career ended last month, he hugged his coach as the crowd rose to its feet. It's a moment that could very well be the final scene in a movie someday -- that's how miraculous Shaver's life has been to this point...Shaver was born in Columbus, Ohio, in 1997 -- without legs. He had caudal regression syndrome, a condition that affects the development of the lower half of the body. He was given up for adoption as a baby, moving from foster home to foster home, from school to school, and he doesn't like to say much more about his childhood than that...What brings an enormous smile to his face, though, is what's been the steadying force in his life: wrestling. Shaver had begun wrestling as a 2-year-old and kept at it, even as he ping-ponged from one temporary living situation to another...Fast-forward to what was a whirlwind senior season at Massillon Washington High School in northeast Ohio. As he put together a triumphant 33-15 final year at Massillon, his adoption paperwork finally went through with his mom, Kimberly Hawkins. Hawkins, a longtime foster care provider in Ohio, met Shaver about two years ago and felt compelled to give him a home. In February, the adoption became official, just as Shaver prepared for a postseason push in the sport he loves...''Wrestling has changed my life to the point where when I come to an obstacle in my life, '' Shaver said, ''I instantly figure out a way to get past it and move on. (Credit Image: © Michael F. Mcelroy via ZUMA Wire)

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