Get inspired through our scoliosis warriors’ stories and literary expressions.
Binibining Kurba Binibining may di pantay na kurba, ika’y maganda.Binibining may di pantay na balikat, ika’y maganda.Binibining may di pantay na likod, ika’y mananatiling maganda.Maganda ka, kahit na likod mo’y iba sa kanila. Sabihin man ng iba na ika’y kuba,Sabihin man nilang pangit ang iyong… Read More »Dresfie
She has curved spine and an anxious mind. Constantly worrying about what other people would say, She wanted to be perfect in everyone’s eyes. Always questioning her self-worth, Always pointing out her flaws, Wondering if anyone would love her. “How can it be so easy… Read More »Justine Rose
I was born with scoliosis and growing up, I had to deal with so much pain. But I didn’t allow the pain to get in the way of my physical activities in school. I was in 4th year high school when my classmate’s sister, who… Read More »Gwendale
Three years ago, my parents noticed a lump on the right side of my spine that would rise up and kind of roll when I bent forward. Papa made an appointment with our pediatrician. It all happened so fast. In March 2016, almost at the… Read More »Nathaniel
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