In moments of depression and isolation, Paul Lane always looks to help others.
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“If my mom would not have showed up during that time, I’m not sure what would have happened,” Lane told ABC News. They later learned their car was a similar color to a vehicle described in a robbery.Courtesy Paul Lane"But since I've been disabled, I haven't had any [incidents]," Lane said, saying the police are nothing but respectful now.
In 1994, when he was beginning physical therapy, Lane said he became infuriated at the idea of not being able to feed himself.“But sometimes when we’re frustrated of a situation, we learn things we never knew we could do,” he said. In that moment of pure anger, he moved his bicep. "I want to do my part -- I want to be there for people who are able-bodied," he said, referencing some of the frustration and loss many Americans may feel right now being stuck at home."I've been there before."
“The more we keep our minds off ourselves and put it on others, then that’s when the transformation starts within us,” Lane said, adding that bringing a smile to someone's face is his greatest happiness. “And we’re not perfect – there are good days and bad days. But when we feel down, look for ways we can help others.”
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