I feel deeply privileged to have been invited back to the new season of Netflix Queer Eye. Being a “hero” in the fourth season allowed me to highlight the importance of positive representation for those who have undergone lifechanging experiences similar to mine.

In this season, my conversation with Speedy was indeed a cherished moment. It allowed us to express genuine empathy to uplift and inspire and create a space where individuals can identify, acknowledge and evolve. I am eternally thankful for this journey I’m on, one that aims to change societal perceptions of people with spinal cord injuries and, more importantly, how we perceive ourselves.

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Wesley Hamilton transformed from a victim into a victor. A random shooting caused his spinal cord injury, leaving him in a wheelchair and profoundly depressed. But Wesley discovered a passion for fitness and nutrition that propelled him out of the dark and into the world of adaptive athletics. Motivated to give back, he established a philanthropy to improve physical and mental health for all. Wesley has won not only numerous awards, but also hearts across the world. He captivates audiences with irresistible messages on the power of selflove, resilience, and change. As Wesley declared, “The highest human act is to inspire. And that is my purpose in life.”


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