Man Lived His To The Fullest In An Iron Lung

Paul Alexander was a remarkable figure whose life story is a testament to human resilience and adaptability. Contracting polio at the age of six in 1952, Paul was left paralyzed and reliant on the iron lung, a mechanical respirator that aids breathing by creating negative pressure around the chest. Despite this immense challenge, Paul did not let his condition define him. He pursued his education, eventually earning a law degree and practicing as an attorney. Watch our video to learn more!