When Sheree Psaila was born, doctors looked at her tiny body — almost no muscle, joints stiff and unmoving — and gently told her parents she likely wouldn’t make it to her first birthday. She was diagnosed with arthrogryposis multiplex congenita (AMC), a rare condition affecting muscle growth and joint movement. For most, it would have felt like the end. But for Sheree… it was only the beginning. 🌟

She endured more than 20 surgeries before turning five years old. She spent most of her childhood in hospital rooms instead of playgrounds. She couldn’t move like other kids, and some days, she could barely sit without support. But slowly, quietly, with a resilience that defied every medical expectation… she survived, learned to walk, built a life, and found love. 💛

Sheree met Chris — a man who understood hardship, living with his own spinal condition — and together, they dreamt of something extraordinary: becoming parents. Doctors doubted it would ever happen. They warned her that her body was too fragile to carry a baby. But hope can be louder than fear.

After suffering a heartbreaking miscarriage, Sheree could have stopped believing. Instead, she chose courage. And one day, the test turned positive again. This time, she held on tight. 🌈

Throughout her pregnancy, doctors closely monitored her and the baby, uncertain whether such a small, physically limited woman could safely deliver a child. But Sheree proved that strength isn’t measured in muscle — it’s measured in heart, determination, and the will to fight for the ones you love.

Then came the day everything changed.

✨ Hayden was born — healthy, safe, and weighing 5.5 lbs. ✨

A perfect little boy, a miracle in her arms. The same woman who was once told she wouldn’t live past infancy… was now holding her own child.

“Being a mother has made me stronger,” Sheree shares. “Hayden is our miracle.” 🥹💖

Today, with Chris by her side, she navigates motherhood despite physical limitations. She may not be able to lift or hold Hayden the way most mothers do — but she loves him with a strength that moves mountains. Every day, she breaks misconceptions about disability, proving that capabilities are not defined by bodies, but by spirit.

Through her advocacy with the global disability network Yooocan, Sheree now uplifts others facing similar battles. She speaks not just as a survivor, but as a woman who turned the impossible into reality.

Her story is more than inspirational — it’s transformational.

A reminder that:
🌱 Strength comes in many forms
💫 Miracles are real
💛 And love is the greatest force of all

From “she won’t make it” … to “she made a life”.

This is not just Sheree’s journey.
It’s a promise to everyone who has been told “you can’t”:
Maybe you already have the strength to prove that you can.