My husband, Jason is a quadriplegic and had been confined to a wheelchair since he was in a diving accident at age 15.
However, this has not stopped him from achieving more in his life than many able-bodied people I know. He was the student body president of Brigham Young University the first year we were married.
He was ranked in the top 5% of the life insurance industry his first five years in the business.
He overcame a second life-threatening accident in 1997, endured a 13 month hospital stay, over 20 surgeries and years of rehabilitation.
He is now a motivational speaker, working full-time around the world to inspire corporations, colleges and various groups to overcome adversity and become a “Champion Inside.”
Go to www.championinstitute.com for more information or to book Jason for your next event or click here to see what inspiration and motivation he is dishing up on his champion blog. You won’t want to miss sharing in his new adventure of fatherhood – click here to read about our journey.
Dearest Jason, I loved your insite on being a father with your wife sick at home while you are in Sacrament, I had to laugh at your son Cole being a few blocks away and having a cherro bag on your chair. I wish you and your lovily bride a wonderful birth experience I know from reading your blogs that miracles do happen every day, My husband and I joined the LDS Church over 1yr ago and we love it so much and i can see why your so up beat and positive you know our faith is the true faith and you know what s really going on and your Heavenly father has you and you have him and really thats all any one really needs. Our love to you 3 take care and many blessings and lots of love and joy.Love Cheyenne and Robert Antrim of Henderson Nevada Summit Ward.xxxxooooo
Life insurance is necessary that is why i always make sure that i get a reputable insurance company `”
Hi Kolette and Jason. June hooked me up to your blog so I would get the facts straight as I include Jason in my high council talk for the Bel Air Ward in the Boise West Stake. Some will remember you, especially since you spoke here a while back. By the way, my talk is about individual worth as in President Uctdorf’s talk in October “You Matter to Him”.
You do; us too.
George
Jason,
Thanks for all that you shared in the Fremont Ward last Sunday. I so enjoyed hearing your stories and especially your testimony. You are welcome to come back anytime.
Thanks,
Allisha
What a phenomenal person! I’m so inspired!