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an awful, dark time. but then, you start finding things that inspire you. because as i was scrolling through endless things on my phone, just trying to find something to find some hope from some inspiration from, here s this guy who s going to take a wheelchair up kilimanjaro. martin hibbert going up snowdon in his wheelchair. martin was left paralysed from the waist down after the manchester arena attack. but he is heading to africa in a few weeks to climb mount kilimanjaro. to see a guy who is so positive and so motivated, it is just brilliant. it does, it rubs off. and then i realised i can put one foot in front of the other, that is my thing, i can still do that, even if i can t get to the bottom of the street and back, at this time. i ll progress. spurred on by martin s example, pete started to get up and out. he has to concentrate on every step. his injury means messages from his brain to his legs don t work as well as they used to.
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me for something that i didn t do and just expect me to accept it. i m going to fight to the end. i m a fighter. i die on my feet, not on my knees. as the years passed, eric took college courses offered by the prison. he learned about the law and fought his case. how did he get that evidence in his possession? the courts denied all his appeals. i don t have any appeals left. nothing. it was a lonely fight and then in 2006, he met sister joanna chan in one of the prison s programs, the woman he calls grandma. there s particular dark time. he would say, grandma, it s really hard. i told her grandma, i just lost my last appeal. i don t know what i m going to do. i always say, eric, let s keep the faith and let s go and pray and i said, we have many, many sisters praying with you. sister joanna offered more than just her prayers. that s when she brought in peter cross, who was now fighting for eric
Tom Wayman, who has lived in Appledale, B.C., since 1989, spoke on CBC's Radio West about the future of the Kootenays as B.C.'s creative writing hub, why he chose to make the Slocan Valley home, and his latest poetry collection.