Success story of Khushi Thapa- Delhi
Despite living with Cerebral Palsy, Khushi’s resilience, combined with occupational therapy and support from Jan Madhyam and her family, enabled her to overcome her physical limitations and learn to walk independently. Today, at 21, her unwavering positive energy has carried her to her final year as a Psychology student at Aryabhatta College, where she continues to pursue her dreams.
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A charming girl with Cerebral Palsy which kept her on a wheelchair donated to her by Jan Madhyam. Her parents made sure she went to the school though. Khushi has a cheerful disposition and never lacked for friends and supporters. Except for her illness in between she came regularly for OT for most of the year. This has worked like magic for Khushi. She can now walk! Independently. She is able to go walking (accompanied by her parent or friends) to school, to the Jan Madhyam Centre for therapy and to her friend’s house. She is in class 8 and will remain a Jan Madhyam scholar for a few more years. No one could be happier than Khushi. She now has a future and dreams of becoming a teacher someday.
Now today: Now she is 21 year old young and smart girl. She is going to regular Aryabhatta collage- Anand Niketan Moti bagh. Her Positive energy has taken her very far. Today she is a Final year students of psychology.
You tube link. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fVkbrj47VEo