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Old 08-31-2010, 07:30 PM #1
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Default First day back at school
Today all my students arrived for first day back to school, was a positive experience. I spent a lot of time this summer trying to rehab myself through swimming to regain some strength in my legs. Granted I still teach using a wheel chair, my goal this year is to try to get out of it at least one day a week.

The kids are always a little on edge when they see the chair and the AFO's on my legs, but I popped a wheelie and they are ok with it.
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