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Lora Webster talks to the Stony Brook womens volleyball team on the court.

Surgery Didn’t Slow Her Down, It Opened New Doors to Success



2 thoughts on “Surgery Didn’t Slow Her Down, It Opened New Doors to Success

  1. Actually, your good friend, Burgandi Rakoska would add, “As a person with a disability, listening to Lora describe her journey was an extremely validating experience.” at the end of her article, expressing my gratitude for being the person who listened to and wrote Lora’s story.

    It’s a good thing you removed that part before publishing this under your name, Arthur. Otherwise that would be REALLY awkward.

  2. This oddly sounds like something my good friend, Burgandi Rakoska, would write. Weird.

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