For Divyang Ammol, fitness hasn’t only been a physical journey—it’s been deeply emotional. “People often look at us with sympathy,” he shares. “Or worse, they exclude us.”
He talks about everyday discrimination that many overlook: the silent, painful rejection from peers, the dismissive comments from gym trainers, and the constant reminder that you’re different.
Even at the gym, Divyang Ammol faced barriers. Trainers would often stop him from using machines, fearing he might get injured.