Quest to Game: Steven

All it takes is one bad day to have your life changed forever. In Steven Paschall’s case, a stroke on the morning of February 14th, 2016 took his control of his left arm and hand away from him. Steven’s life changed forever when an event out of his control cost him the use of his dominant hand. Dealing with the stress of losing functionality as well as being unable to take part in his favorite hobby of gaming, Steven turned to Twitch to reconnect with the gaming community. One of the streamers that Steven was subscribed to told him about AbleGamers. He reached out to see what the charity could do for him.

“I really had my doubts that anything could help me at first, but then they helped me step by step, and they make it personal with you! If you’re not happy, neither are they!!”, Steven told us. “They even made a couple of videos showing me how to play with my lips and it worked!! They sent me a special controller that you can see in the video, plus two prequel games to go with the game that I already had!!”

“I thank you for taking the time to read my story, but do not take my word for it, try AbleGamers for yourself! You will not be sorry, because they will do everything they possibly can do to help you!!”

AbleGamers can share stories like these thanks to the generosity of our donors. We’ve received more grant requests than ever during this holiday season. If you can donate resources this holiday season, check out the AbleGamers Donor Drive webpage to donate or set up your own fundraising page. If you’re shopping on Amazon for gifts this holiday season, head over to smile.amazon.com and make AbleGamers your charity of choice, and part of every purchase you make will be donated to AbleGamers automatically. We’re always happy to share stories such as Steven’s to our community, and offer our sincerest thanks to those who’ve been able to donate their money or their time to the cause.