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Couple rides bridge down as it collapses into Washington state river

(CNN) -- Dan Sligh could see it coming. An 18-wheeler carrying an oversize load had just struck part of the Interstate 5 bridge over Washington's frigid Skagit River. And the pavement was giving way.

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Profile in Motion: Emily Hunsinger

Emily Hunsinger eagerly watched as two of her friends hopped on red tricycles. The boys began to race around and Emily excitedly realized that for the first time, she can take part in the fun, too. She moved the joystick on her new pediatric Q6 Edge® Power Chair from Quantum Rehab® and took off after them.

Emily, 6, of McAdoo, Pa., has cerebral palsy and congenital deafness, though she has some hearing ability due to a cochlear implant. Emily is unable to walk or talk and communicates using American Sign Language.
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In Pittsburgh at TRCILs Wine Tasting

Friday I was at TRCILs Wine Tasting In Pittsburgh. Three Rivers Center for Independent Living (TRCIL) is a non-residential, non-profit, community-based human service organization and Stan Holbrook, TRCIL President & CEO Held the annual Wine and Cheese event held at the Weston Hotel on Penn Avenue in Pittsburgh. Board members from the Parent and the Services board with dignitaries from...

Changing the way people perceive disabilities.

Education, advocacy and community involvement are essential in removing boundaries and changing the way people perceive disabilities. Pride actively participates in providing opportunities in these three important areas.