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I am a scientist at University of Massachusetts Medical School performing research on diabetes and obesity. We hope to develop clinical therapies to treat diabetes and many other diseases.
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Westminster, MA
United States
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Yesterday we saved a snapping turtle from being run over.
Why are you participating?
Because I believe that there is good in everyone. We just need to help them discover it.
Sherburne , NY
United States
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I teach children how to swim in the summer. I'm lifeguard, CPR, and AED certified. Some children are terrified of the water and it's up to me to prove to them that there is nothing to fear. It feels so good to be able to help someone overcome their fear and to learn a powerful skill that is often over looked. By the end of the summer most children are able to jump in the deep end and enjoy their time in the water when just three months earlier they were so afraid of it. I believe that everyone should learn how to swim because that would save a lot of lives each year.
Why are you participating?
Anyone can do good things, even if it's smiling to someone on the street or holding the door open for someone walking behind you. These small things have a profound impact on the lives of others and people often overlook them.
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Aiding in empowering and educating our youth!
Why are you participating?
Helping to challenge convention ;)
Boston, MA
United States
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I teach students with severe cognitive, communication, and developmental disabilities. I contribute to their educational, functional, and vocational present and future to help them be the best they can be.
Why are you participating?
I was at the Worcester START on the Street and it looked fun.
Wilmington, VT
United States
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I participate in the cancer walks.