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Conducting In Colombia With Tourette’s

Conductor Eric Gault's music career almost passed him by because of his condition, until he embraced a new attitude.

Wheels Of Change

After a diagnosis of Parkinson’s Disease, Kim Spletter thought she’d never ride a bicycle again. Now she’s teaching others how to pedal through their illness.

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How Fashion Is Getting Friendlier

Rebecca Huval

From homegrown labels to Manhattan's top designers, more brands than ever are realizing that people with conditions want to be fashionable too.

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Meet Steve Gleason, The Former NFL Superstar Tackling Lou Gehrig’s

Renee Brincks

A decade after his punt block symbolized a city’s recovery, a retired football pro with ALS is immortalizing himself in film, to be remembered by his child.

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An Unbreakable Silver Thread, Woven Through Everything

Sarah Wilson

To create her award-winning art, New Zealand comic artist Jem Yoshioka has learned to juggle her doubts, her anxiety, and Chronic Fatigue Syndrome.

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Finding Power Within

Rebecca Huval

Born with one arm shorter than the other, Mark Chaffer found love and acceptance in weightlifting.

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How To Help A Loved One With Dementia

Josh Andrew

Lori La Bey, founder of Alzheimer's Speaks, explains why we shouldn't try to capture the people we love in a freeze-frame, even at the end of their lives.

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Building His Plane In Flight

Zoe Mendelson

After a spinal stroke partially paralyzed him, Chicago actor Michael Patrick Thornton doubled down on giving back.

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Paralyzed by Multiple Sclerosis, A Writer Dictates His Novels

Carey Dunne

Acclaimed writer and guitarist Anthony Weller has been paralyzed from the neck down since 2010, but continues to pen novels by dictating to a live typist.

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