VibrationMan
Eyes That See Internally (Thank you momma for being my inspiration)

Little four-pound Johnny Vitelli was born nine weeks premature. His mom called him her little runt. But she didn’t realize that Johnny was blind and with weak legs. He was brought into a world of pain and darkness.
Johnny had an ability that no one could see. He was able to feel vibrations and subtle shifts around him.
He relied on a walker to get around. The kids at school ridiculed him calling him “Robot Legs” and “Slowpoke.” Bothered by this Johnny withdrew into solitude, honing senses that evolved as he grew older.
By the age of 15, Johnny could anticipate movement and distant tremors and sense emotions like fear or anger. Johnny learned to map his surroundings through subliminal and subconscious sensations.
One day, Johnny experienced a severe asthma attack, landing in the ICU where he was put on a ventilator. A power surge hit the hospital which sent electrical waves through Johnny’s ventilator that put him into a state of shock. In a matter of minutes, he flatlined. His prognosis was bleak. The doctor placed the defibrillator paddles on his chest. Nothing happened so he increased the electrical charge and tried again. The shock was so intense that Johnny's entire body began to convulse. Within a matter of seconds, his heart was beating and his breathing restored.
When Johnny awoke, his body and senses were transformed. His legs were stronger, his senses were heightened, and his perception was extraordinary. He could read people’s minds and foresee situations before they happened.
Though his eyes remained sightless, Johnny’s new extrasensory powers gave him the insight to navigate the world with precision and outwit even the most sinister foes. In that ICU, VibrationMan was born, ready to fight the darkest evils with powers far beyond sight.
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With Love, RHC ❤️
About the Creator
Rick Henry Christopher
Writing fulfills my need for intellectual stimulus, emotional release, and soothing the bruises of the day.
I’m an open book. I’m not afraid to show my face or speak my mind
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