Paul Alexander, who survived polio as a child and lived for more than 70 years in an iron lung, has died, writes the Sky News.
During this time, the man attended college, became a lawyer, and then began publishing.
His story has reached far and has had a positive impact on people around the world. Paul was an incredible role model who will continue to be remembered
– they wrote regarding him on his GoFundMe page.
Paul Alexander’s brother, Philip Ulmer, wrote in a statement on his website that he was grateful to everyone who sent donations to his brother.
This allowed him to live his last years stress-free. It will also cover your funeral expenses during this difficult time. It’s incredible to read the comments and know that so many people have been inspired by Paul. I’m thankful
– written by.
Paul, you will be missed but always remembered
he added.
Paul Alexander wrote the story of his life in a book titled Three Minutes For A Dog. His condition reportedly deteriorated in recent years, he developed a constant respiratory infection and felt pain in his body with every movement.
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