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Anything But Ordinary
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.
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Saturday, May 28, 2011
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I dusted off my crown and sash this past weekend and did an appearance as Ms. Wheelchair South Dakota for the 2011 Special Olympic Summer Games. Last year I appeared on the last day; this made such an impression on me that I just had to be there again this year. Read More
Categories:  South Dakota, Special Olympics, Ms Wheelchair South Dakota