In the early 1960’s, over 13,000 babies around the world were born with deformities as a direct result of Thalidomide – a drug prescribed to relieve morning sickness. Alvin Law was one of them. Thalidomide was the cause of Alvin being born without arms.
At five days old, Alvin was placed in foster care with Bert & Hilda Law. Hilda’s intuition told her that lurking inside this baby was…hope. Through the Laws’ faith, dedication and infinite belief, Alvin learned to use his feet for hands.
During his teen years Alvin discovered his musical ability and joined the school band, playing trombone, drums and piano. Within a short time, he became an award-winning musician and graduated from high school with honours.
Alvin’s adoptive parents raised him to not just survive, but to exceed expectations. And that’s the message Alvin ultimately brings to the discussion – to look beyond what you think is possible, and dream big.
Learn more about Alvin Law here: https://alvinlaw.com
