In 2021, an Icelandic electrician named Felix Gretarsson made medical history in France — becoming the first person in the world to receive a double arm and shoulder transplant. 🌍🩺 It was a moment that stunned the medical community and inspired millions around the world.

More than two decades earlier, Felix’s life changed forever. In 1998, while working on a high-voltage power line, he was hit by 11,000 volts of electricity. ⚡ The current tore through his body, burning him beyond recognition. When he woke up in a hospital bed, he learned that both his arms had been amputated — and that he was lucky to be alive at all. 💔

For years, Felix lived in constant pain and deep despair. There were moments when he nearly gave up, but he held onto one thing: hope. 🙏 Over 23 long years, he endured surgeries, rehabilitation, and an unshakable dream that one day, he might touch, hold, and feel again.

Then, in January 2021, after decades of waiting, a team of 50 doctors and nurses at the Édouard Herriot Hospital in Lyon performed a groundbreaking 14-hour surgery. It was a medical miracle — not only were both of Felix’s arms transplanted, but so were his shoulders, something never before attempted in history. 🏥✨

The road to recovery has been long and full of challenges. Every day, Felix works tirelessly to regain movement — learning to lift, touch, and feel once again. He celebrates every small motion as a victory, every sensation as proof that life still blooms after unimaginable loss. 🌈💪

Today, Felix’s story stands as more than just a medical triumph — it’s a testament to resilience, faith, and the power of the human spirit. 🙌💞
Because sometimes, miracles aren’t about what science can do — they’re about what the heart refuses to stop believing. 🕊️🔥✨