I feel so bad for him... I hope that he can put it back together in time, and that maybe the media its receiving will make it a big item for his auction!

Why was the puzzle on a slanted table and not on a flat surface???

that is so inspirational. I am glad that he is able to see himself doing these activities.. I don't know what I would do if I couldn't play basketball!

I agree, she feels that it is totally normal and is cool about it!

I get dizzy seeing everything upside- down, so i immediately turn upright! I feel bad for her, but then again it's normal for her and shes used to it. I hope that maybe one day she can see the world upright and get better from her condition!

My class just did a whole thing on the eyes. You see, before the image you are seeing hits the retina, it is turned upside down. Then it travels across a nerve (which I frogot the name of) that sends the upside down image goes to the brain where it turns the right way and your brain interprets the image as something. At least I think that's how it works. Anyways, her brain must skip the turning process and interpret the image upside down. That's probably the case here.

We don't celebrate Pi Day at our school.. I will have to suggest this to my teacher!!

Does he have to drive around like that or does he put it on before he pulls up??

I love the guy or girl who kept opening and closung the window