Securing a Bachelor of Law degree is already an uphill climb, and when you add extra struggles into the mix, the journey becomes nothing short of a Herculean task
However, defying all odds, a determined Malaysian student has shattered barriers and conquered the challenges posed by dystonic cerebral palsy to proudly achieve a Bachelor of Law degree.
Meet Muhammad Amirul Asyraf Md Asri, a 31-year-old who conquered the challenges of dystonic cerebral palsy and successfully graduated with a Law degree at the 36th Universiti Utara Malaysia Convocation Ceremony, reported by New Straits Times.
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He did it, and it’s a rollercoaster of inspiration!
This dystonic cerebral palsy might sound like a heavyweight champion, but Amirul danced through its challenges, showcasing determination that’s nothing short of superhero material.
Dystonic cerebral palsy, characterized by abnormal posturing, tone irregularities, and involuntary movements, poses difficulties for individuals in controlling the movement of their hands, arms, feet, and legs, making tasks like sitting and walking challenging.
Looking back on his journey, he admitted that the mix of academic stress and dealing with his illness sometimes made him think about giving up.
But did that stop Amirul? Nope. This lad faced those challenges like a boss.
“Graduating has been a dream come true for me since secondary school. It wasn’t easy, especially during health challenges when I doubted finishing my studies, but Alhamdulillah, I did it,” Amirul recalls the moments when he almost threw in the towel.
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University days were more than just hitting the books
Even with health setbacks causing three study delays, Amirul pushed through by spending more time with lecturers, joining group discussions, and getting creative with how he tackled coursework.
His university days weren’t just about classes; the friendships he built turned into cherished memories that kept him motivated.
Humble to the core, Amirul shrugs off the praise and points the spotlight at those who faced even tougher battles.
What’s next on Amirul’s agenda?
Amirul is determined to complete his chambering at a law firm in Sabah and is contemplating enrolling in a postgraduate program.
It’s not just that—he’s eyeing politics!
“However, I also have a passion to speak up for what I stand for and I have an interest in politics too. I would actually love to be involved in politics later in life,” he told.
Amirul did it, and his story is a high-five to anyone hustling through their own challenges.
Well, life’s one epic ride, and Amirul is living proof that you can turn the bumps into victories.
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