Nina, a wonderful young lady, who is ready to fight her heart out!!!

Nina has joined us for fairly long time.
She is a part of language translating team who takes up a job role of translating Thai into English. And her works could lately be often seen on the video closed caption.

At first, I had a chat with her and I could know that she was a very determined person.
Later on, when I first saw her picture then I knew that she was on wheelchair.

It is my job to meet the members of the team I work with.
This is to allow me and other members to get to know each other and to share our views to each other.
So, when I have the right time, I never miss the chance to do that.

This week I’ve to go to Pattaya and had sometime free time.
So I took this chance to meet Nina and invited her to have an outing with me.
It was a first time to meet her in person, and I was impressed by her charming; bright eye expression and a very cute smiling.

How I would not have been surprised?
Having a car accident 6 years ago, Nina was on wheelchair since then.
Could you imagine the situation when she happens to use the keyboard as it is a much when she works on translating?
Even harder, the jobs she helped me to do was putting words on video closed caption.
Which even strong-hand man like me still find difficulty doing it.

Are you surprised?
To me, I was not only astonished, but also shocked!!
I asked myself “Ohh!! was a job I assigned her too difficult?”
However, I would say that I was shocked, but also happy to see her mentally so strong and powerful.
What I very amazed is how she could do all works.
I know you are amazed too, but I will reveal the answer about this that latter.

Nina did not only help me out with translating job, her father also kindly supported our project too.
I said to Nina that there were many generous people in Thailand.

“What we could do was to encourage those people to step over and stand out helping the others.
To increase a number of trouble shooters, is more important than trying ourselves to solve problems every day.”

Yes, this is my goal.

Thanks to Nina and her family.
This is such moral support and a great effectiveness which always encourages me to carrying on what I have been doing for people’s sake and I should never stop doing it.

Nina is one of many role models, who chose to be free from the suffering, and move on with regardless of her physical deterioration or changing in whatever reasons. She is now stepping forward ahead for herself as well as lending a hand in helping people in need.
We will together fight for it and will connect to each other with the positive and powerful energy.

PS. Do not forget that we will see each other again next time.

/Saba
Accessibility Is Freedom