4 People Line Up With Walkers To Perform Hit Song, But Man Of The Group Steals Show With Routine
By Dreamer
When life takes an unexpected turn for the worse, it's beneficial to keep a positive perspective about what's important in life. When you're handed lemons, it's not easy to turn them into lemonade, but with some help from music therapy, one man did just that. At the age of 55 John Woloski suffered a massive stroke that landed him in a rehabilitation center. He was working as a school principal and Lions Club President in Pennsylvania, a dream job that he loved.
Unfortunately, when John suffered his stroke, his entire world turned upside down. He had to undergo rehabilitation therapy at Allied Services Heinz Rehab Hospital in Wilkes Barre, Pennsylvania. But, what John does at the rehab hospital not only helps him regain movement and balance, but brings a smile to his face as well. John says he was inspired by a former music student of his, a 14-year-old named Lizzie. Lizzie has cerebral palsy, and would hug John from her wheelchair every class period. He says that compared to her, his problems seemed so small.
John partners with the hospital staff to come up with a special performance of their own, and it's nothing short of amazing. Watch the video to see John and the hospital staff perform to Meghan Trainor's hit song "All About That Bass."
Source: YouTube
You are currently reading about 4 People Line Up With Walkers To Perform Hit Song, But Man Of The Group Steals Show With Routine. If you've found this helpful, please share 4 People Line Up With Walkers To Perform Hit Song, But Man Of The Group Steals Show With Routine on your favorite social media site, such as Facebook, Twitter, or Google+
