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 When I decided to enter the race for the State
Senate, I did so because I want to help instill hope and bring a
renewed sense of optimism to politics.
One
of the best things about campaigning for public office is the
opportunity it presents to meet with people from all walks of life.
Your input and insight are most welcomed, and I look forward to having you join me in Overcoming Challenges for New York.
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Personal Websites
Hollenstein uses his front and rear tires, swirling bright and sometimes hot colored
paint in patterns, lines or circles. There is a rhythm, a sort of
syncopation in color. Once he lays down a tone, even just a small
patch, he stops to hose off the tires, lets the first paint dry then
adds a new layer. A single painting may take several weeks to complete,
and may have as many as 50 layers of paint. 
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Ever since I was young I have admired athletes. The strength and charisma they carry with them has always fascinated me. So at age 15, I made the decision that I wanted to start lifting weights. I figured that even if I couldn’t have the coordination, speed and agility of an able body person, I could still possess the same type of strength. To learn more Shadow-Warrior87 and Wheelchair Bodybuilding visit the link.
This website was created in order to support Robert Wall during his
recovery from the devastating spinal cord injury that occurred on
August 20, 2005 while on vacation. On that day, Rob sustained
paralysis from the shoulders down after diving into shallow water.
This site is designed primarily to allow family, friends, and
supporters of Matt Courson a means to keep up with his treatment and
recovery efforts from a level T8 Spinal Cord Injury (SCI) he sustained
from an ATV accident in the spring of 2006.
Wooding's website is run and owned by Penn Wooding a C5/6 tetraplegic. Penn would like to give you an insight into what it is like living life in a wheelchair, Wooding's Website is run and owned by Penn, a C5/6 tetraplegic. Come in and see how Penn copes with the living with a spinal cord injury.
Information for individuals with disabilities living in
Pennsylvania, including assistive technology, adapted sports, and employment.
LILFISH is Going To Walk Again!
Site by John E. Smith, the father of a
quadriplegic. Includes excerpts from
interviews with young men and women
with SCIs, commentary written by the
site's creator, links, and photographs.
Mike was seriously injured
in a snowboarding accident on February 4th, 2006. This website will allow you to witness Michael’s incredible determination
and desire to overcome his spinal cord injury and regain his ability to walk.