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I enjoy being an advocate for people with disabilities. I am not afraid to speak my mind. I have a voice and I like to use it. I take pride in being able to help others. Whether it is helping a newly injured patient, or just offering my email or phone number to someone who needs to talk.
Archive for February 2011
Sam Maddox
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Tuesday, Febuary 22, 2011
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Ski for Light is an all-volunteer non-profit that teaches visually and mobility-impaired adults to cross-country and downhill ski. This year marks the 30th anniversary of Ski for Light, with programs is several states, in Canada and even Japan; this was my first year in attendance, at the Terry Peak Ski Resort near Deadwood, SD, but it definitely won't be my last. It truly was a life-changing event for me. Read More