PSA Motivates Wheechair-Bound

Here’s a commercial that proves people really can do whatever they want when they put their mind to it. It’s a PSA for Life Rolls On Foundation, a group that exists as a resource for people who have sustained spinal cord injury, in which wheelchair-bound athlete Darwin Holmes rolls around the edge of a pool, apparently, wishing he was in it skateboarding like he use to. Then he says screw it, drops right in and boards like any able bodied boarder. Sweet, as they say. Or is it sick? Or rad? Or bitchin’? Or…oh forget it.

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