My name is Aakash Undralla, and this is my tale. I entered this world into a well-educated, well-settled, and renowned Christian Orthodox family. However, tragedy struck when, as a mere infant of a few months old, I accidentally fell from a sofa, leaving me paralyzed on my left side. After months of treatment at a hospital in Chennai, against all odds, my left side, initially deemed the weakest, became my dominant side as the years passed.Growing up, I was a mischievous, pampered young lad.I was born into a life of luxury, with everything I could ever desire at my fingertips. Each day brought a new toy as I headed off to school, surrounded by multiple houses, properties, lands, cars and bikes.we regularly donated food and essentials, while my father constantly supported many village children by providing books, medicine and paying their fees. I used race superbikes and had a deep love for cars. However, our fortunes took a sharp downturn due to unfortunate financial decisions and betrayal by those closest to us. Suddenly, we found ourselves drowning in debt, going from one of the wealthiest families in our community, with a fleet of five cars, to struggling to put food on the table. Despite our new found struggles, my parents never hesitated to provide for our needs, their love and resilience shining through even in the darkest of times.I struggle with attending school regularly.historically, I only managed to attend for about one or two weeks per year. Despite my irregular attendance, I've somehow managed to excel academically, consistently scoring 99% on all my exams. Perhaps it's because my uncle runs the school, but I have always been the teacher's favorite student. Ironically, despite my academic success, I have never really had any friends at school. The teachers even suggested to my parents that I skip straight to 10th grade after completing 7th, but my dad said no.One bright spot in my school days was my friendship with Tanisha, a girl I had a crush on since 3rd grade. We did everything together—played, ate, and walked home. However, after just one year, her family relocated to the USA