Talan Skeels-Piggins was paralysed in 2003 after a motorcycle crash left him unable to walk. This short documentary follows him from the hospital ward through the slow, often unglamorous process of rebuilding a life around a wheelchair, using interviews with Skeels-Piggins himself alongside footage of his daily routines and his return to competitive sport as a sit-skier. Rather than smoothing over the difficulty, the film sits with the frustration, the physical grind of rehabilitation, and the adjustments he and those around him had to make. It traces how sport became a route back to purpose and identity rather than a footnote to the accident. The tone stays close to Skeels-Piggins's own account of what changed in him and what didn't, letting him describe the gap between the person he was before the crash and the one he became after it. It is a small, direct portrait built around one man's voice rather than a wider survey of disability or paralysis.