What is it feel like to be on the wheel chair

     I am not a fan of 30days show, but last night I watched one of his episode, the episode called "Living in a wheelchair." The episode was about a Former NFL cornerback Ray Crockett, he is 41-year-old who played in a 1991 game and one of his teammate was paralyzed. Crockett went to a doctor, and they told him if he continuos play football, he will be ending up on the wheel chair. And so he spent  on the wheel chair for thirty days. Crockett's house and car are retrofitted, and he continues to coach his son's football team. He also plays wheelchair rugby and makes friends with people who have suffered spinal-cord injures. I was asking to myself " why would the creator wanted to make a show about a guy who is walking normal like everybody else that going to spend 30 days on a wheelchair?" Well, from what I understand from this episode why the creator wanted to make a show like that because the creator wanted to tell Ray Crockett as well as everybody that what is to be feel like to spend the rest of your life in a wheelchair. And I do know that it is very hard  in your first time of your life to accept spending the rest of your life on the wheelchair. Definitely you would lost yourself, lost confident about everything, feel lonely. You might probably think that people around you are pushing you away, and the most unhappy problem that you won't able to do thing like you used to do it by yourself. 

     This episode is really good, it grabbed me from the beginning to the end of the show. I like the whole idea of the creator who made this show, he tried to tell us that every single part on human body is very important. Each person who is living on this planet should value their life and protect each other.