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Conquering El Capitan

July 24, 2013

El Capitan is a natural monument that stands 7,569 feet in Yosemite National Park.  It’s sheer cliff is so daunting that only in 1958 did humans begin climbing the slick granite rock. Sadly, this summer a climber was killed  on El Capitan.

But all of the danger and seemingly impossible obstacles did not stop Steve Wampler from trying to make it to the top.  His story is a testament to the human spirit.

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Hi, I’m Judith and I have a very unconventional family.  At times the four of us may look normal, but we are all really crazy pants people.  It was our son, Phillip, who helped teach us how different we all are.  Twenty-four years ago when he was first diagnosed with cerebral palsy, I feared that he and we would look imperfect. Hah!  Soon, I simply didn’t care and began to wear our differences like a badge of courage. I craved hearing stories about how families living with children with disabilities navigated life.  Those stories were tough to find. If they did exist, they seemed surreal and unattainable. That’s why I am thrilled to present stories about everyday people who have experienced great adversity and learned how to adapt. They are examples of triumph over trauma.  It’s not that people with disabilities always have to be inspirational, but they are great teachers. There is so much to learn about living life in an unorthodox manner.  Please follow me as I discover how differences can bring out the best in all of us.


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