Superheroes around the world

  At just 13 years old, Ellie Simmonds became the second youngest Paralympic player in British history to win medals of all colors at the 2008 Beijing Paralympics.     The fact that she won two gold medals in her first game and followed her simple philosophy of "work hard and be yourself" won her the hearts of the British people. Her success also awarded her    the BBC's Young Sports Personality of the Year Award in the same year.  In February 2009, she became the youngest member of the Order of the British Empire (MBE) in history, and later that year she won six gold and one silver medals at the short-course IPC FINA World Championships    in Rio de Janeiro. bottom. Brazil.  Simmons was born in Acondroplacia (dwarfism) and was held in Eindhoven, the Netherlands in 2010. She won four gold medals, one silver medal and one bronze medal at the    IPC World Swimming    Championships in 2008 and 2009. I continued. At the 2011 I...

  Born December 4, 1982, Nicholas James Vujicic     is an Australian evangelist and a well-known motivated speaker born of Tetra-Amelia Syndrome, a rare symptom characterized by the lack of arms and legs.   Born with no arms or legs, Nick Buizic has faced the challenges of his life through the power and hope found in Almighty God.  Nick Buiditch was born without arms and legs. On the morning of his birth, his father was so stunned that he almost fainted. Nick's mother refused to see him or hug him for four months. The doctor said Nick was a vegetable.   Rather, he learned to write on a computer, use an electric wheelchair, and use    his toes. Instead of sending Nick to a special school for children with disabilities, his parents sent him to a public school.  His classmates bullied him and constantly made fun of him about his appearance. As he grew up, Nick fought depression and felt completely hopeless.   When Nick was 10 year...

Stephen Hawking was a British scientist, professor, and writer who did pioneering work in physics and cosmology and helped  make science available to everyone.    While studying cosmology at the University of Cambridge, he was diagnosed with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) at the age of 21. Part of his life story is portrayed in the 2014 movie Theory of Everything.   Hawking was born on January 8, 1942 in Oxford, England. His birthday also celebrated the 300th anniversary of Galileo's death. This is the    source of long-standing pride for renowned physicists. Hawking, the    eldest of four children, Frank and Isobel Hawking, was born into a family of thinkers.    His Scottish mother went on to Oxford University in the 1930s. At that time, few women were able to go to college. Another Oxford graduate, his father, was a prominent medical researcher specializing in tropical diseases.  Hawking enrolled in University Colle...

[0:05 am, 21/05/2022]    Helen Keller was an American educator, advocate for the visually and hearing impaired, and co-founder of the ACLU. When she was two, she suffered from illness, and Keller was  blind and deaf. From 1887, her teacher, Anne Sullivan, helped her improve her communication skills significantly, and Keller graduated from college in 1904. She received many honors throughout her life for her achievements .Keller was born on June 27, 1880 in Tuscumbia, Alabama. Keller was the first of two daughters born to Arthur H. Keller and Catherine Adam Skeller. Keller's father was an officer of the South Army during the Civil War. She also had two older brothers-in-law. Keller was born visually and audibly, and she started speaking at the age of six months. She started walking at the age of one. When she was two years old, Keller lost both her sight and hearing in just 19 months. In 1882, she became ill with a illness called "brain fever" by her doctor, and her temper...

 Our second superhero is Rahma Khaled Hussein a 24 years-old young woman with Down syndrome. She is the first broadcaster with Down syndrome, it’s a dream that she pursued since she was eight. Rahma is also an Egyptian swimmer and a Paralympic champion in basketball and tennis, and swimming, she studied at Al-Alsun school for tourism and hotels.  Rahma had her first championship in 2009 when she was eight years old. She qualified to represent Egypt in the regional games championship, which was held in Syria, and won four medals: 2 gold, 1 silver and 1 bronze. Rahma won first place in the Olympic swimming championships in 2010 and 2011, and the republic championship in 2010.  Rahma presented several programs on the radio, including the "Children of the Day" program on Voice of the Arabs radio, and she also presented a news bulletin for people with special needs. She presented her first program as a broadcaster on “DMC” on the morning program during the month of December 20...

#  Our first superhero is Taha Hussein, he was an Egyptian writer who taught people and wrote novels, he devoted his life to intellectual freedom for the writer, critic, and scholar and to the introduction of Western learning into his country. He was born on November 4,1889 in a mill town in Egypt. He became blind at the age of 3 from an eye disease and also some folk medicine. He overcome poverty and blindness to become a Famous writer in Egypt and a leading Public figure. Hussein served as minister of education from 1951 to 1952. After he completed his his studies at his village he went to cairo to attend Al-Azhar.  Although he’s blind but he went to school and studied hard, he went to the Egyptian university and he even received his first doctorate for his thesis “Abu-l-Ala all Maarri, the blind Syrian philosopher” In 1914. Hussein even wrote a scholarship in a university in france first to Montpellier and then to Paris, In Montpellier he employed a young Frenchwoman and st...