Rosnick's Proteus Syndrome: Article Analysis

One main idea within the article is even though that Rosnick has Proteus syndrome, he does not let that stop him from achieving his goals. The fifth paragraph shows the amount of determination Rosnick had to achieve his goals by saying, “And Rosnick, large fingers and all, wanted to play baseball. So his father went to work dismantling and rebuilding baseball gloves, until one thing became clear. Just like Rosnick, now a senior at Champe High in Aldie, Virginia, had taught himself to tie his shoes and button his shirt, he was going to teach himself to be a true ballplayer - a pitcher at that.” First, Rosnick learned to tie his own shoe, and then, he learned to button on his own shirt, and lastly he set a goal of becoming a good pitcher which