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Before his accident in 1995, Christopher Reeve had everything. He was a successful actor, famous for his Superman films; he was also an excellent athlete, pianist, sailor, and horse rider.
One day in 1995, Christopher fell off his horse while he was making an unsuccessful jump. He was paralysed from his neck down. 'Four days after the injury, I woke up in the hospital and realised my situation. The doctors thought I was not going to pull through. My wife, Dana said, "But you're still you and I love you." Since that moment, I've never thought of giving up.
The first six months were terrible but then he started to make a remarkable recovery. Christopher can now move his toes and the fingers of his left hand. He can lift his right hand and, with help, is able to move his legs. He also now has feeling in some of his body. 'It means I can feel my kids' touch,' he says. 'It makes a huge difference'.
Christopher's determination has been important in these improvements. At first, he found it difficult to sleep but now he sleeps well. 'I have never dreamt that I'm disabled,' he says. He wakes up at eight every morning and, after taking his vitamins, begins his four-hour morning programme of exercises and treatment.
Nowadays, Christopher is more active than most able people and has succeeded in different areas. Since his accident, he has acted in a TV film, directed a movie and written two books, the latest one called Nothing is Impossible. He gives lots of interviews and makes speeches about disability. His personal campaign about issues for disabled people and to promote research into spinal injuries is impressive.
Christopher's family is very important to him. 'I'm surrounded every day by so much love, so much support-you know, people who challenge me and want the best for me. Dana's so terrific. Our relationship has always been fantastic.'
The family still carry on spending summers together in the country. 'We miss our old activities. My daughter, Alexandra, and I loved riding together. My son, Will, and I played the piano and sang together. Matthew and I loved playing tennis. But you have to accept that being together is more important than doing things together.'
How does Christopher deal with the challenge of everyday life for someone who is paralysed? 'I find it's best to think-what can I do today? Is there something I can achieve, a phone call I can make, a letter I can write, a person I can talk to that will achieve something? You have to learn to live a new life but you don't need to be Superman to do that.'
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