A Virginia man is proving you can overcome just about anything as long as you put your mind to it and keep moving.
CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, Va. — From the beginning, Will Biringer has always been on the go. The Midlothian, Virginia, native prefers tagging along with Mother Nature.
"I did. I died twice," said Biringer."I think it was once on the ground I died and once in the back of the rig. And they brought me back.""That is what really did me in. You know it wasn't pretty. It doesn't take a trained eye to see what went wrong there," said Biringer as he examined X-rays of his injury."They kind of kept me moving and kept me moving, so I never had a chance to think about it. Which I think is good," Biringer said.
"He is funny. He jokes a lot. I definitely enjoy playing with him," said Johnson."He already has stick skills from being in the chair; he has chair skills, so he makes a great teammate.""He wants to be stronger. He wants to get better. He wants to get faster. Each week, he has," said Whiteside."But yeah, you would not know he's adapted so well. He tries so hard. And he works so hard at it. It is pretty amazing.
He may be getting from point A to B a little differently, but Biringer is thankful that he is able to keep moving through life.
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