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Sam Chapman
27/9/2013 11:26:44 pm
Hi David, I am Jez's teacher this year.... She is one amazing young lady. So intelligent and creative; she has incredible thinking skills and she makes my job a pleasure. Looking forward to reading some of your work! Sam
Heather
12/10/2013 04:23:23 pm
Hello David. I am excited to see the wonderful things you are doing. I know there will be a lot of work with your venture but already after reading some of your writing I can see you have the "gift" I am Jezabel's coach and I have found her a great athlete. She is a really quick learner and has mastered a lot of excellent diving techniques in a very short while. Her skills and attitude are excellent. Maybe you could think about her story as being an important pathway to follow. . . .
Neil
19/10/2013 12:26:56 pm
Hi Danny Leave a Reply. |
AuthorI'm Danny Furlong. I'm a non-verbal quadriplegic confined to an electric wheelchair.
A mute quad.
I've been that way ever since I had a stroke out of the blue thirty years ago.
I live alone in my own home in Castlemaine, near Bendigo in country Victoria. DHS-funded carers come in morning, noon, night and nighty-night to do the basics for me.
I don't know the C2 or C7 stuff. All I know is I can't talk and can't move except for minimal movement in my left arm, which means I'm pretty well stuffed. Archives
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