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A Beautiful Spot in the Sun

As the chill in the air envelops us, we dream of warm destinations where we can relax and enjoy the warmth of the sun. I think back to my travels to Barbados. My first visit to the magical island was remarkable, as I felt like a princess! The people were so warm and welcoming! I remember having a cooking demonstration with a local woman who wanted me to see how she made curry! The best part of Barbados is the people… continuously smiling!
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Reasons Why I’m Thankful for My Disability

Over 32 years ago, I lay in a hospital bed with a metal halo screwed into my skull, immobilizing my neck. I had a C5/C6 injury due to a motor vehicle accident caused by a drunk driver. I was paralyzed from the collarbones down, parts of my arms and my hands and needed a tracheotomy to breathe.

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Long before UCF's Shaquem Griffin played with one hand, Carl Joseph was one-legged wonder at Bethune-Cookman - Orlando Sentinel

In another day and another time, Carl Joseph was Shaquem Griffin before Shaquem Griffin.

Except — if it’s possible — he might have been even more determined, more inspirational and more miraculous.

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Miniature horses are welcome as service animals, but monkeys are a maybe, US airline regulators say - Washington Post

Kara Haynes, 11, a patient at Akron Children’s Hospital, pets miniature horse Willie Nelson as he is handled by Victory Gallop volunteer Toril Simon, center, and Kim Gustely, Victory Gallop’s co-founder and co-director.
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The Ethics of Climbing Everest: Double Amputee Xia Boyu's Feat Fuels Debates About Who Belongs on the Roof of the ... - TIME

On Apr. 2, the Chinese climber Xia Boyu stood at the entrance of a Buddhist monastery in Kathmandu, awaiting his turn for a blessing.

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