Sri Lestari travels by motorcycle to bring an empowering message to disabled people

、yan yan xia ri ，kan zhuo man tou da han de kuai di yuan ，wo di gei ta yi ping de guo pi jiu ，ta yi yin er jin ，da liao ge xiang 嗝，wen wo yao ji shi me dong xi 。wo shuo ：“bei ni he diao liao ....” @yin jiao shou 

4、shuo yi zhen shi ，wo jia nong cun de ，wo qin zhi zi jiao shang chang xue liu ，qu yi yuan zhi liao ，yi yuan shuo de dong shou shu ，ben lai jia li tiao jian jiu hen kun nan ，hao bu rong yi chou gou yi wan duo yuan shou shu fei jiao shang ，shou shu zuo dao yi ban ，shuo zhe bing zhi bu liao ，jian yi jie zhi ，wo men yi jia ren du 、、、ai ，，，zhi hou wo qu ce suo ，hu ting lia yi yuan ren dui hua ，xiang ba lao ，bu na hong bao huan xiang zhi bing ，wo dang shi sha ta men de xin du you ，yi de a ！

5、cong qian you yi ge jiao zuo xiao qian de nan hai ，ta zhao liao yi ge nv peng you jiao xiao bei 。zai yi ge feng yu jiao jia de ye wan ，ta men bian cheng liao xiao guai ……  @zhe meng zhen ta ma 噩

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6、fo yue ren shi you shi ku ：sheng ，lao ，bing ，si ，yuan zeng hen ，ai bie li ，qiu bu de ，chi bu zhuo ，ri bu dao ，shou bu xia lai 。 @tan ke shou bei ji ta 

7、lao po zai huai yun sheng zi zhi hou ，ti zhong jiu cheng liao zui gao ji mi 。mian dui lao po ri jian gu qi de shen cai ，wo tan xun zhen xiang de hao qi xin ye yue lai yue zhong 。yi tian zai gong yuan hua chuan ，wo tu ran ling ji yi dong ，zai xiao chuan chi shui xian na di fang hua liao ge ji hao 。lao po wen wo zai gan ma ，wo shen mi di yi xiao ：“qin ai de ，ni huan ji de cao chong cheng xiang de gu shi ma ？”

Sri Lestari doesn't let her inability to walk diminish her drive. For example, in May the social worker for United Cerebral Palsy/Wheels for Humanity drove more than 750 miles from Jakarta, the Indonesian capital, to Ubud, on the island of Bali, on a campaign to empower disabled people. Her life's mission is to prove that being disabled still means freedom, and it starts with the very thing that first injured her: a motorcycle.

When she was 23, a motorcycle accident left her paralyzed from the chest down. She fell into a deep depression and spent the next 10 years in her home in Klaten, in Central Java, embroidering and rarely going outside.

Like many others living with disabilities in Indonesia – a country that provides little aid to those with physical or mental challenges – life was a struggle. Her plans for the future had taken a huge blow when she lost her independence.

"Before I got a motorcycle, I just thought 'How can I work?' " Ms. Sri says. "I [was] so worried about that. It was making me stressed because I was jobless. I was really dependent on my parents, so I was so worried about a job."

It all changed when she learned about a program that modifies motorcycles by adding a wheelchair platform and ramp, additional wheels, relocated handlebars, and a hand-controlled stick shift and brakes.

For Sri, this was the answer. No longer would her sister have to pick her up, strap her feet to the back of a motorcycle, and drive her to the school for blind children in her village where, after she had built up enough confidence, she had started volunteering to help print books in Braille.