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10/24/2007 5:18:22 PM
thecrystalaccount
thecrystalaccount
Posts 22
Penny Leclair sounds like an inspirational lady! Today, after months of severe pain in my knees, I got the news that my knees are like that of a 70 year old (I am 46). They are this way due an accident and short of knee replacement surgery (which generally only lasts 10-15 years) I will be an invalid.
People like Penny are an inspiration to the rest of us that can't always speak out!
11/2/2007 9:32:58 AM
sacback1
sacback1
Posts 207
Ummm the things that we can do when we are unfortunate enough not to function like everyone else.
12/13/2009 3:46:29 AM
pramod bhabad
pramod bhabad
Posts 432
He's bungee jumped in New Zealand, skydived in Oz and travelled 320,000km (200,000) miles to every continent in the world.

Action man Tony Giles gets around a bit – even though he's blind and partially deaf.

The fearless solo backpacker, 28, has visited 32 countries since 2000 and says he experiences the stunning settings through the local people and his sense of touch and smell.

The masters student from Weston-super-Mare said: 'It can be scary when you can't see your backpack on a bus. But it can be funny too. I walked into a row of surfboards on a beach in Hawaii. They just fell like a set of dominoes.'

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