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4 comments:
That's where we live! Well, 10 minutes away. I'm very proud.
So beautiful, thanks for sharing.
That's awesome! The guy with the guitar reminded me of a young person I work with with DS. We never stop hearing about 'headbanging music' and rocking out of his guitar.
They're awesome. I wish more people could see how amazing people (such as those in the video) are.
Think Person. Not disability. A disability, is NOT an inability - it is part of our uniqueness, something that we all have. Its amazing.
Loved that!! Thanks for sharing! I just stumbled on to your blog tonight via Parents.com.
Thanks for sharing that Michelle. I love the beautiful quality of the images,. I think it's so fantastic that the photographers have allowed those photographed to feel completely comfortable, and in return the participants have opened themselves up so beautifully- expressing who they are
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