Perserverence Leads Lifemoves' Client to 100th Grouse Grind
The 19th Annual BMO Grouse Grind Mountain Run turned into a milestone for Barbara, who more than 20 years ago was learning how to tie her shoes again after a brain aneurysm, completed her 100th Grouse Grind.She is always demonstrating her determination to lead an active and independent life, even with her disability.
We are proud of her. Alfred enjoys her humour and positive outlook during each session. She was also kind enough to show off her agility ladder and balance skills for the camera as part of the short film Capilano University Students put together for Lifemoves.
Thank you and Congratulations!
Labels: Brain Injury, Perseverance
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