Arunima Sinha; First Ever Amputee Girl Who Climbed The Mount Everest (21,726 feet)

Arunmia Sinha is the first Indian and the only female amputee (amputation is the removal of limb by medical illness or surgery) that has climbed Mount Everest.

A story of courage and dedication that made her make a world record.

How a girl lost her limbs? How she overcome depression? What made her made her climb the Mount Everest? What made her an inspiration? And so on.

Arunmia Sinha was an Indian national level volleyball player who was pushed under the train’s track while resisting robbers that wanted to rob her bag in 2011.

She was given a low compensation by Indian government and a 4 month treatment by All India Institute of Medical Sciences; on the other hand, a private Delhi-based Indian company provided her a prosthetic leg for free.

She was very depressed after losing her leg but after getting a prosthetic leg she thought that it is time to create history and be the first ever amputee to climb the Mount Everest as she was inspired by the persons who battled cancer and overcame dark days in their lives. She climbed 21,726 feet in 2013, in 52 days and created history.

She was awarded 25 lakhs by Indian sports minister and was awarded the fourth highest civilian award in 2015, by Indian government. She decided to become an inspiration for all the disabled persons that life is not over and there is a lot you can do no, matter what the situation is.

Arunmia Sinha is an inspiration for all the persons to overcome hard times and achieve what is next to the impossible.






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