“I was paralyzed from the waist down, but God blessed me, and I am back on my feet. Destiny is my daughter’s name. She is 16. They misspelled her name on the tattoo. There’s no “a” in Destiny. My daughter saw it and said, ‘Daddy, Destinay is not my name.’ I said, ‘It is now.'”
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“When I was a senior in high school, my Bell's Palsy came on — facial paralysis. I was on the swim team at McGill. I...
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