Worcester, MA 01602
United States
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I have helped people get out of pain, stop using opiates, and helped people avoid surgeries with my massage skills.
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Fitchburg, MA
United States
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Constantly creating opportunities
Malden, MA
United States
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I baked pie for my mother-in-law every Thanksgiving.
Fitchburg, MA
United States
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Cooked and delivered a meal for a family of four. This family had a new baby three weeks ago. Mother became ill after delivery and remained in the hospital for ten days. The meal needed to follow strict nutritional and allergy guidelines. I also volunteer on the Human Rights Committee for The Arc.
Why are you participating?
I believe that you are a person first who then has a disability and or diagnoses. Your disability does not define you. You define yourself.
Fitchburg, MA
United States
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I'm half blind and live among mostly older people. I enjoy their company, companionship, and would like to think somehow I brightened their lives as they do mine.
Holden, MA
United States
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Letting another in a line ahead of me while in traffic.
Why are you participating?
Participatory artistic events are few and far between. All High schoolers should try while one is available.