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- A teen of
many talents says he owes it all to Shriners
(6/02)
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Brenna brightens any day (2/02)
- Former patients pave the way
for
amputee hockey and a future Paralympic Team (1/02)
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Tiff thanks Shriners for saving her life (7/01)
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Shriners patient sings praises to those who have helped
so much (7/01)
- Shriners patient named first
Sports Illustrated 'Young Sportsman of the Year' (5/01)
- Shriners burn patient
gives thanks to those who saved her life (7/00)
- Shriners patient
gives musical tribute to those who have helped so much
(7/00)
- Former Shriners Hospitals
burn patient
now a noted surgeon (9/99)
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Shriners Hospitals help dream become reality as former
patient records first CD (9/99)
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Cheerleader stands strong, thanks to Shriners Hospitals
(4/99)
- Shriners Hospitals make
surfing the seas of life easier for Shriners Hospital
patient (4/99)
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Life With Rosie — Independence comes in the form of a
four-legged friend (12/98)
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Not afraid to dream — Exploring physical abilities leads
to national championship (12/98)
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Making Medical History — Rob, paralyzed in an
auto accident at the age of two, had a dream — he wanted to
walk. A special program at the Shriners Hospital in
Philadelphia helped Rob achieve his dream. (7/98)
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Way to grow! — For Melissa, with added height comes
greater self-esteem (8/98)
- Brother, two sisters get off
to a
running start in life, thanks to Shriners Hospitals
(4/98)
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If you know of a
child Shriners Hospitals might be able to help,
please call our toll-free patient referral line:
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Patients Honored at Shrine Convention — Nick and
actor Pat Morita share their stories of their triumph over a
childhood disability. (7/97)
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Aaron wins three medals in the '96 Paralympics
in Atlanta. (11/96)
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Angelica is is working hard to overcome the effects of
cerebral palsy. With the help of the Shriners Hospital in
Houston, she's making great strides. (12/96)
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David is making a name for himself as a singer,
dancer and choreographer, with a Broadway show and two Miss
America Pageants under his belt. But when he was born, this
young man's doctors told his parents he'd probably never
walk. (7/95)
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Jesse is a double winner, playing soccer on a
Shriners Soccer team with the prosthetic leg he received
from the Shriners Hospital in Tampa. (8/96)
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Blake is a giggling bundle of energy, despite
his prosthetic foot. (8/96)
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Stuart races down the slopes, aiming for
Olympic Gold in 1998 — never mind that he skis with one
prosthetic leg. (8/96)
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Brandon Manning and Alex Montoya are two young men who
have big dreams. With the help of Shriners Hospitals, both
Alex and Brandon are finding success. (6/96)
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Tony is one of the fastest sprinters in the
world, yet he runs on two prosthetic feet. (9/96)
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Darla has it all — she's a licensed practical
nurse, fitness instructor, wife and mother, and a country
music singer. But when she was seriously burned as a
youngster, she wasn't expected to survive. (8/96)
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Palani and Jeff — Their stories are
different, but these two young people have shown similar
courage and determination in overcoming their handicaps.
(8/96)
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