He doesn't write them down first because he can't hold a pen long enough to record anything more than his name, and his computer has to be placed in front of him on a tray attached to his motorized wheelchair.
Price, 19, was born with cerebral palsy, but the condition hasn't proved to be an impediment to the creative process. He regularly lifts the spirits of the staff at Active Day medical adult day care center in Pasadena, where he goes during the...
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Great article - - 2010-08-08 16:55:22
Love reading article about adults with special needs achieving great things. The word disability means "without ability." Everyone has ability - as David is showing us all.
Dream Big and Keep Charging!
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Meeting the challenge - 2010-08-08 15:26:14
David sounds like a great asset to his community. Keep on the creatvie trail and keep up the good works.
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