The fact that you talk about you disabilities openly and honestly really speaks to today's youth. When you described how, for years following your accident, routine tasks become major projects, our students realized that they too can overcome their own obstacles, if they just try hard enough. I am sure that all those attending your assembly left with a new awareness of the incredible power of choices. If at first you don't succeed, try try again. Winners DON'T quit.
Winners don' t quit.
You are a talented comedian. I learned a lot from you. You really helped me to understand more about handicapped people. I'm glad he taught us about good choices and bad choices and never giving up because winners don't quit. I thank you again for taking the time to talk to the students at John Muir Elementary School.