One of my fellow techies shared this video with me about DJ Gregory, a young man with cerebral palsy who set a goal of walking every hole of a full year of the PGA tour. His ability to persevere and achieve his goal despite his limitations should help us all to keep focused on where we want to go. He also has a blog of his year:http://www.pgatour.com/2008/r/01/31/dj.blog/index.html
Enjoy this ESPN video:
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Amazon no longer allows Illinois professionals to get credit for referrals to Amazon due to a sales tax dispute. I will be referring to Powell's in the near future.
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Tuesday, March 10, 2009
Walk On
Posted by Dr. Jeanne Beckman at 1:36 PM
Labels: Cerebral palsy, golf, PGA
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