I just read this amazing article about Keaton Koy and I'm totally inspired 
. The way he turned his struggles with Leber's Hereditary Optic Neuropathy into a career as a personal fitness trainer is truly admirable 
. His story shows us that life doesn't have to be defined by our limitations, but rather by how we choose to overcome them 
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I also love how he used his diagnosis as a catalyst for self-discovery and finding a new purpose. It's like he flipped the script on his life and created something even more meaningful out of it
. And can we talk about the power of having supportive friends and community? That's what really makes this story shine 
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One thing that stood out to me is how Keaton's career has helped others find their own purpose and resilience
. It's a beautiful reminder that our struggles can be a blessing in disguise, and that we have the power to create something beautiful out of them 
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. The way he turned his struggles with Leber's Hereditary Optic Neuropathy into a career as a personal fitness trainer is truly admirable . His story shows us that life doesn't have to be defined by our limitations, but rather by how we choose to overcome them .I also love how he used his diagnosis as a catalyst for self-discovery and finding a new purpose. It's like he flipped the script on his life and created something even more meaningful out of it
. And can we talk about the power of having supportive friends and community? That's what really makes this story shine .One thing that stood out to me is how Keaton's career has helped others find their own purpose and resilience
. It's a beautiful reminder that our struggles can be a blessing in disguise, and that we have the power to create something beautiful out of them .
. I love how he went from feeling lost and unsure about his future to finding a new purpose that not only helps himself but also others who are going through similar struggles. It's like, we often talk about how we need to find our passion or our "why" in life, but sometimes it takes a major life event to kick us into gear 
. And honestly, I think his determination is super admirable 
But at the same time, it's super inspiring that he found a new purpose in helping others through fitness. I've got some friends who are into fitness and they always talk about how good it is for your mental health too 
. It's like, you don't need to be broken to find a way out of darkness 
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, got diagnosed with Lyme disease and it was like everything went dark for me 
. People think it's just about being laid up and getting better, but trust me, it's so much more than that 
. I was in the gym all the time trying to get my strength back and it wasn't until I started helping others with their fitness goals that I felt like myself again 
lololol. but seriously though, can't we all just take a page from Keaton's book and make the most of our circumstances? or like, you know, adapt and stuff?