I just got an email from one of my ex college student who has cerebal palsy and a few other things going on BUT the most positive smiley girl I have ever worked with on skills. Today she emailed me to say she is at home but told her Mum and Dad to leave her alone to set up the dining table for the Sunday roast.
She completed a table for 6 from her wheelchair including glasses. She was laughing as she only broke one glass getting from tray to table.
I am so proud of her when she first came to work in the bistro she said she would not be able to do too much. I said let's see what we can do together. She achieved so much in her first year and to hear she has blossomed in the following year make me burst with pride!
Few tears reading it. We used to laugh every Thursday and leaving the bistro to move to Norfolk was hard mainy due to this amazing girl who was a force of nature!
I love hearing tales like this Dee as never say never and with sheer determination where there's a will there is a way and hats off this young lady and with your support she has achieved something people simply take for granted. So refreshing to hear. x
That is a very inspiring story. You are right to be proud of your friend. She is showing great determination and is not letting her disability stand in her way. Good for her. x
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