Lewis Hamilton’s Brother Nicolas Resonates Positivity to Angela Cullen’s Motivating Words on Cerebral Palsy Post
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Sometimes the family you choose has a greater impact on your lives than the family you’re born with. For most, this chosen family consists of friends or partners that one meets throughout their lives. However, it rarely happens when an employee becomes so close to his employer they become part of their lives forever. Although this is exactly the case with Lewis Hamilton and Angela Cullen. The two broke their hugely successive alliance at the start of the 2023 season. However, Hamilton’s performance coach has engraved herself in the seven-time world champion’s life. She showcased that with her words of appreciation for his brother Nicolas Hamilton‘s post on World Cerebral Palsy Day. Turns out this bond runs both sides as Nicolas reciprocates the respect with his replies to Cullen’s comment.
October 6th is recognized as World Cerebral Palsy Day to raise awareness for everyone suffering from the condition. Now we all know Nicolas Hamilton also suffers from Cerebral Palsy, however, he has made it his strength rather than his weakness. However, on the Cerebral Palsy day, he did recognize the condition for its severity and revealed his daily struggles because of it.
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In this heartfelt confession in the Instagram post’s caption, the British Touring Car Championship driver received a lot of love and respect in the comments section. Among thousands expressing their opinion of Nicolas, Hamilton’s ally was one of them. Anglea Cullen dropped a one-word message to recognize Nicolas’s fight against the condition.
To showcase that respect flows both ways, Nicolas replied to Cullen’s comment with a simple emoji. He commented with a simple “❤️” emoji.
It’s always good to see such wholesome interactions which restore our faith in humanity. Especially for someone who never had luck on his side, he deserves all the respect in the world. Let us tell you an incident that would make you agree with the previous statement.
Nicolas, bother of Lewis Hamilton, reveals the relentlessness that defined the assessments from “professionals”
Cerebral Palsy as severe as Nicolas Hamilton suffers from his parents were obviously told he wouldn’t amount to much. However, the BTCC driver turned all his doubters into believers with his incredible journey. He fought all the odds and stood on his own two feet even though he was told he would never be able to. So to showcase his side of the story, Nicolas posted a video of himself walking toward his car with a strong message in his Instagram post.
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He wrote, “Doctors 31 years ago: Mr & Mrs Hamilton, unfortunately your son has Cerebral Palsy & will likely never walk. Parents 31 years later: Hi doctor, check out this video of our son which you diagnosed. He is walking to his British Touring Car! Forge your own path & don’t let anyone tell you otherwise, even so called, ‘professionals’.”
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Powerful and motivating words for everyone suffering from a similar condition.
Edited by:
Aishwary Gaonkar