A bunch of buses came by, each driver had a reason for not, you know, I forgot the key, things like that.

But I was, okay, I'll wait. Finally a bus came and he said that the, you know, we had the key and the lift was working.

I said, great, I'll go to the back and I'll meet you there, at which point the driver slammed the door in my face. the

and I'll meet you there at which point the driver slammed the door in my face and sped away and I

maybe because of all the other ones that had come I just burst into tears right there on Avenue of the Americas.

Welcome back to another episode of Inspiration for the Nation.

I'm Yaku Wlinger and if you think you have obstacles in your life,

you probably never heard of Kavu willig Levy. Well this week I got to

sit down with her and talk to her about how she contracted polio when she was a

little girl, how in her entire life people told her you can't do this you can't do that and she proved them wrong

this episode is powered by Joma and they're amazing amazing resources you will hear more about them and you'll hear about their

project with have a will-a-glievi. Now here is this week's episode. Wait, but first

this episode is a memory of Shevendama vignaclle Shlyma as well as Miriamsar-Bas Yaku Moisha.

Now, my conversation with the one the only Havah Willig Levy.

I'm Yaku Langer, and you're listening to Inspiration for the Nation.

I am here with Havo Wille Gleevy.

Thank you so much for letting me come to your beautiful home.

Thank you. It's a pleasure to have you. Thank you. Thank you.

Thank you so much.

So there's a lot to talk to you about and I guess take me back to the beginning of your life.

Well, maybe it's a weird question, but like do you remember your first memory or like the beginning of your life?

That's a very good question. I don't, that is to say, when people ask me, I'm in a wheelchair, I'm a polio

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