Never Ever Give Up - Transformation

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How inspirational is this?!

Quick summary: Arthur Boorman was a disabled veteran due to his paratrooping days in the Gulf War. For 14 years, he believed his doctors when they said he would never be able to walk unassisted.
It seems like he wasn't really looking into losing weight but instead searched up yoga for pain-managing/easing. So at 47 years old weighing close to 300 pounds, Boorman discovered DDP yoga. And the yogi-founder is Diamond Dallas, a world champ wrestler who had turned to yoga when he hurt his spine which was supposed to end his career.

all in all: Boorman lost 140 pounds in one year and was able to not only walk but run...... amazing!
Natural forces within us are the true healers of disease.” -Hippocrates, The Father of Medicine 

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