Surprising The Man In the Iron Lung with $10,000 +Q&A

Paul is known as the man in the iron lung. He’s sent 68 years in a metal tube but that didn’t stop him from becoming a lawyer, writing a book and living an incredible life.

Little did I know that filming his story would inspire millions of people.

I went back to follow up with Paul, read your comments, ask your questions AND surprise him with $10,000.

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[MitchSummers]

Thank you all for watching Paul's story! I hope you enjoy this never before seen look at his life.

[lubenlevicharov]

Let’s be honest - we are all here because of the first video with this humble guy.

[learnfrommistakesml]

Rest In Peace brother. you are free now.

[sebastien]

This man didn't deserve what happened to him, he's so full of joy 😭

[ThatCanadianGuy]

I am so ashamed of myself. Here I am bitching because Im un employed, bitching because I have to drive my kids to work, or the mall saying my life sucks! And this man is in a iron lung almost all his life and enjoying every second of his life! Im almost 50 and in tears just listening to him talk about he he would not change anything.. Paul I just want to say thank you, I promise from this day forword I will NEVER take 1 min of my life for granted again~!!

[Mightbemike]

man can't believe that this man fought polio for 66 years man that inspires me to never give up

[Steven-sqyi]

This man was in an iron lung all the way to adulthood and when he got into law school he said well guess I gotta learn to breathe. Spent over a year learning to breathe, absolutely nothing got in his way. Incredible respect

[tarikelharim]

just living in the noise of that machine is enough to make me realise how hard his life must be..

[FaridSuleymanov-lhpb]

Rest in peace Paul ! You are the strongest person who I ever saw. Not only a man with iron lung but also man with iron will and soul.

[Ben]

This is the most strong living man I’ve ever seen

[gonebutyea]

I really hope he has some type of backup generator for if the power goes out, it's 2021 there's no excuse for him having to worry about dying like the previous owner of his iron lung did.

[Madarauchiha-oigo]

I pray for this guy to walk in heaven and have the fun that he hasnt in life

[Abyssal]

I love how Paul never gives up! He's an inspiration, and whenever I feel sad, I remember the man in the iron lung, who wrote a book, became a lawyer, and is a inspiration to people all over the world. :)

[Wiseguy]

No wonder this pair of videos got recommended to me, since he apparently passed away recently.
What a life this guy lived despite his condition. Well done Paul. Rest easy

[spookuey]

Ok can I just say how this makes me feel? As somebody with several disabilities, Paul is so inspirational. I can still walk, and yet I d9 half the things Paul does. Tell him that everybody loves him and to stay his wonderful self.

[tiko]

rest in peace paul... you'll be missed.

[thegamerriley]

Wow this gives my 7 year old son Riley hope to never let his disability define him. Thank you for sharing this inspiring story.

[Jeya]

"I am grateful for the way that I am." That part made me cry. What a beautiful soul. <3

[statementpeace]

Paul’s story is beyond inspiring! l am a 25 year old polio survivor. I was born in Nigeria (where it is no longer endemic, thank God, and the hard working people who made it possible). At the time, around age 6, I developed temporary paralysis in one leg, midway through my vaccinations. Now, I am strong and healthy, with no indications or complications from the virus. I am so grateful because I know my life could have been so different. All the while, even with a leg brace, I was just a child with no care in the world.🧡

I pray this ugly virus can one day be completely eradicated, everywhere.

[Sammy-cmce]

He deserves the best caregivers, how could people not take the best care of him 😭 Please please continue to give him money, 19 million views on the first video is a LOT... Plus the go fund me, he deserves more, he deserves the BEST continuous care, please Mitch ♥️