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Is it possible for people with disabilities to overcome prejudices in society, and to become successful? He may have been living in darkness all his life but this did not stop him from doing what he does best. Listen to Aaron as he strikes the piano keys like a pro. He is born without the gift of sight. For years, Sharlene lived in silence. But she fell in love with an art form based on sound. She is now a young and lovely ballerina. Using her fore limbs, she prepares the ingredients, chops the ingredients finely, and tosses them into the pan. Chef Maricel does not have hands. They were slashed. But her handicap did not deter her from being a fine, young chef. She was about to graduate with a degree in Fine Arts until malignant tumors were discovered in her brain. Kcat's disease has slowly disabled her senses putting half of her body in paralysis, her hearing gone and now her eye sight in danger. It won't take long before the illness takes all of her senses, but Kcat smiles at life as if she doesn't suffer. Life seems more difficult, harsher to them. But instead of wallowing in self-pity, they turned their lives around. This Sunday, award-winning broadcast journalist Cheche Lazaro takes us into the lives of these four brave people who managed to achieve the impossible in the face of great physical handicaps. These are the tales of differently-abled people with never-say-never attitude who will change the way you look at life through their stories of hope and faith.