Told He Couldn't Run a Race With a Walker, He Started His Own 3K
Sebastian, who is a very determined 19 year-old living with Cerebral Palsy, tried to enter a race as a contestant in 2009 but the organizers wouldn't allow it. He then decided with his therapist and 30 other special needs children to organize their own all-inclusive race. The hardworking young man trained with his walker for three years until he finally achieved his goal of walking 1.5 miles.
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