"Let's put you in a crib, James.'' This was my new life. An orphanage. When my mom gave birth to me there were some compilations that caused her to pass away. I was lucky and survived but was paralyzed from the neck down permanently. When my mom passed away it was just the nurses and me, because my dad died in a car crash 2 weeks before I was born. I had to stay in the hospital for 2 weeks to make sure I was healthy, then I got moved to an orphanage. According to my caretaker Mrs. Smith, I had a pink crib with purple polka dots. When I was a year and a half when I wasn't talking I was taken to the doctor and found out I had Asperger's. What that means is it's high functioning autism. I ended up not talking until I was 4 . 2 years later I went to school for special needs, but after 2 weeks they noticed that I was really smart. I already knew the alphabet, and could count to 10. I ended up getting transferred to a different school with kids who were "normal" . They thought about putting me in the special ed program but decided not to because they knew I was really smart. At the end of the year I was in 3rd grade. I caught on fast, and did well on my assignments, quizzes, and tests. I ended up graduating from elementary school when I was 7. By 9 I graduated high school not in the top 10% nor top 5% I was valedictorian. When I gave my speech I was so happy I could cry. They ended up having to grab a stool for me because I was short since I was so young. My caretaker Mrs. Smith and all the kids at my orphanage came that day and they were so proud of me. When I got back to the orphanage I knew my next steps. I was already accepted to Harvard which is the hardest college to get into, with a 5% acceptance rate. I went to college at 10 and graduated with a M.D by 14. I did my residency and by 18 I was working as a pediatrician. In my free time I worked part time at my old orphanage. Then one day at my home after a long shift, I saw an 18 wheeler heading that was probably going 80 mph or more heading towards me, I couldn't go into another lane in time. Then it went dark.
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James the Orphan
FantasyThe story of John, who is paralyzed due to compilations during labor, and has autism. but nothing stops him, he doesn't give up, and soon everyone realized how smart he is.