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Author Mark E. SmithPosted on February 15, 2014Categories Living The LifestyleTags disability, facing challenges, helping others, how failure leads to success, humility, Living with disability, Mark E. Smith, Parenting with a disability, self-acceptance, wheelchairjunkie

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