Mobility is key to a productive life

Published: Saturday, Nov. 7, 2009 12:10 a.m. MST
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Imagine a world without personal mobility. Riqui did when he contracted Polio at a young age. Mayerlinth did when she was hit by a car. Ana Raquel did when her leg was broken in a motorcycle accident.

Imagine your world if a doctor told you that you would never walk again. How would you feel if he said the problem could be reversed, but he didn't have the equipment to do so? Imagine the worlds of Riqui, Mayerlinth and Ana Raquel when people from another country made it possible for them to cope with their problems or fix them altogether.

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