The footballer wakes up with a skill that leaves everyone unhappy
Youngster Rory Curtis is a 25-year-old boy, addicted football. He was an attacker by position and waiting impatiently for having a bright future in the
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Rory Curtis is a 25-year-old boy, addicted to football. He used to be an attacker by position and was impatient to have a bright future in this area only. He was a grass star and his evolution as a professional football player was not very far. Rory was crazy for football. He was blessed with good skills and fluid techniques for the match and his uncontrollable love for this game was brought up the confidence, cheering it each time to win the match and polish his skills to better play every day. Everything he liked to do was juggle football. But his life has taken a different way and his dream has collapsed forever.
RORY and the language
Rory's parents were sure that Rory never had a lot of inclination in that language. His mother added, "His only experience of the language had returned from the 9th year, and even at that time, he barely managed to grab the basics." This condition had to become another world for its doctors and parents. Although the condition is unfathomable about how it was able to speak French with this fluidity, the doctors convened about it and said that Rory suffered from "foreign language syndrome". It was difficult to believe for his parents but in one way or another, doctors managed to convince them.
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The young footballer had no idea of his past career and believed to be a Hollywood star. He even asked doctors the date of discharge so as to be able to return and shoot. He had no idea what he was doing. His parents were so distressed after seeing their only child like that. Rory has been set under medicines again. At the surprise of doctors, the consumption of drugs had results. After two months, Rory was allowed to go home. As he recovered day after day, he finally learned to know the fact that he was not Matthew McConaughey.
The news
In an interview with daily news, Rory said, "I can not explain how it happened. It's amazing really. I do not remember coming, but my family said that one of the nurses was in Africa and spoke French and I had conversations with her. I just thought with casualness in the way I felt in this perfect French accent. "It was the turn of Rory's life. Curtis explained that he had gone very well and shared his experience. He could not do trivial things like doing a line. He said," They would ask me to do simple things like tracing a line of A to B and I thought, "Are you serious?" So I would find it really difficult. "He added," It was as if my brain played the catch up with my hand".
A new phase
Rory had to give up his dream of being a professional football player because of the injury. Now he works as a hairdresser in his hometown. People love listening to his story and notice his ability to speak French fluently. He is content to do his job, moreover, he has mastered this art and is happy.
