Zareena, Balakot Kashmir, 29

Zareena is an inspiration as she handles herself and two infants while living without any family at a paraplegic centre near Golra village in Islamabad. She received an injury to her spinal cord after the 2005 Earthquake and was told by the doctors that she would never be able to walk.

With a smiling exterior, Zareena is always eager to make beads, occasionally accompanied by one of her daughters sitting obediently in her lap, as she does so.

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