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Monthly Archives: January 2012
A Sister’s Lament
Few people are able to articulate the transformational impact of knowing someone with an intellectual disability better than his or her own sibling. At Special Olympics, we see this time and again: brothers and sisters of athletes getting involved and … Continue reading
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A World Without Differences
As part of Special Olympics Project UNIFY, I often get the opportunity to meet and hear stories from amazing young people who are actively working to make their schools more inclusive of people with intellectual disabilities. These youth are inspiring … Continue reading
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Tagged friendship, unified sports, Youth Leadership
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Raise Your Voice for Dignity!
Many people have shared with me in recent days the tragic news about a girl named Amelia who was refused a spot on a waiting list at the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia for a liver transplant because she is “mentally retarded.” When … Continue reading
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Congratulations, Martha Hill!
Congratulations to Martha Hill on her recent induction into the North High School Wall of Fame in Sheboygan, Wisconsin! A Special Olympics athlete, Martha is an extraordinary individual who inspires everyone she meets. She is an accomplished golfer, swimmer, and basketball player … Continue reading
Dental Care Worth Thousands of Dollars Provided Free to Arizona Athletes
Devin Hohl’s story is one shared by Special Olympics athletes everywhere. She suffered from a chronic infection in her mouth, requiring a root canal and crown, but lost her dental insurance when she turned 21 and had been unable to … Continue reading
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Tagged dental, Healthy Athletes, Special Olympics Arizona, Special Smiles
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A Family within a Family
Special Olympics athlete Stacey Johnston of Spokane, Washington has certainly left her mark within the Special Olympics family during her 27 years of participation. She has competed in 17 sports, earned numerous medals, served as a member of the Special … Continue reading
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