An extremely touching video, please watch.

Dear all,

Some days ago, my friend sent me a video link, I watched the video and I found it very touching. So I strongly recommend you all to watch this 10-minutes video, about a pianist who have four-fingers only. Although she has only four fingers in total, she plays so well, even better than many people, including me. What I appreciate most is her positive atitude towards life, she does not give up. The movie is very touching.

The link is as follow,

http://dopejam.multiply.com/video/item/6

Thank you.

 

Hi

Yes, my friend sent me the same link a few days ago. I hope it can make all of us who are blessed with fully-functional hands, arms and legs so much more appreciative. Thanks for putting the link here.

I have a degree in Anatomy, and I know that for many people, seeing something like this can make them feel sqeamish. I hope if any people here might feel that way, they can put that to the side for awhile, just to appreciate the miracle within this video.

Nicole
Canada

 

wow... that is incredible. no, it's not. words can't describe it so inspiring!

 

This is incredible indeed What a truly great and wonderful people, both Heeya and her mother. What gets me is how positive, cheerful and happy they both are - at least in front of the camera but I believe they are not acting it. This is a monument of what humans can achieve against all odds, and thinking nothing of it.

 

4 fingers

This just shows the importance of a positive attitude. It's an inspiring video. Thank you.

 

I have found this video so uplifting, to show us how we can overcome our limitations. I recently attended at a Leon Fleisher concert. He lost the use of his right hand through some disease and gained it back with therapy. This was also inspiring. He just never gave up playing.
Mozartiana

 

:cry: That's so sad, that somebody could be born like that, when they have done nothing to desirve it.

But she rose up from an extremely difficult challenge, and has done things with such a devestating disability, that I could never hope to do with 10 fully functioning fingers.

Wow. Now I'm all sad and other emotions like that... time to listen to Scriabin Sonata No. 1... :cry: