Woman Goes From Homelessness to Graduating Harvard
Norma Heath is the epitome of perseverance and hard work – and she now has a degree from Harvard to prove it.
Norma Heath is the epitome of perseverance and hard work – and she now has a degree from Harvard to prove it.
After enduring two terrible fathers, this family took their fate into their own hands and built a dream home by watching YouTube videos.
Thanks to an online campaign supported by over 200,000 people, this 21-year-old Frenchwoman with Down's syndrome was able to fulfill a lifelong dream.
This 23-year-old pizza driver could have stayed with his broken car and waited for help – but instead, he decided to finish the job that he started.
For months, doctors gave him a 10% chance of surviving his coma—but watch the moment this Navy SEAL stands up to kiss his wife.
This former drug addict has done everything to turn her life around – and even though the bar denied her, the Supreme Court backed her up.
King Arthur underwent one of the world's most difficult races across Ecuador – and in exchange for his perseverance, he was finally given a loving home.
If Camdyn Smith hadn't have ignored his mother's wishes, she may not have ever woken up again.
Nathan Campbell was tired of waiting for an email back from prospective employers. Instead, he took to the streets with a cardboard sign.
Julia Hawkins didn't earn the nickname "Hurricane" for nothing.
Though Ines Alves doesn't think she's special for sitting through her exams, everyone has been applauding her perseverance in the face of disaster.
This tennis field sounds like a story reminiscent of Kevin Costner's Field of Dreams.
This Florida youngster didn't let his prosthetic leg get in the way of earning his black belt in taekwondo.
Hear a great story about a teen defying the odds—despite bullying, homelessness and medical problems—to build his own success.
Corey Patrick had been waking up at 4AM every morning of his senior year so he could take the city bus to school in Birmingham.
When people told Anaya Ellick that she couldn't compete for penmanship awards without hands, she picked up a pencil and proved them wrong.
After six months of unsuccessful chemotherapy, Linke Nel was told that she would not live until her second birthday. Her mom, on the other hand, believed otherwise.
A 33-year-old man in a wheelchair was determined to find himself a job so he didn't have to "go on the dole" – and his perseverance has finally paid off.
There is no greater motivator for success than family - and this 7-year-old just broke a world record so she could be closer to her dad in the clouds.
Ieshia Champs has overcome every kind of hardship - but now, she is fulfilling her childhood dream by graduating Magna Cum Laude from law school.
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