Last Friday, all the youth 14+ in my stake got to go to the Special Olympics Eve ceremony. Special Olympics is held every year for those who are disabled.
It was so cool to see all those people who were part of it. Even though they were disabled, they were about to see their dreams come true. What I especially loved about them is that they were so kind and loving. Even though we didn't know them, they were so quick to come up and give us hugs.
I was disappointed to not be able to see the actual games, but either way I was so glad I could be there.
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Katie Urness
SLP, Wife, and Mama
Welcome to Kate of the Desert! I've shared my life stories here since 2008. Here you may find the dramatic musings of an 11-year-old, the romanticized tales of a high schooler, the adventures of a young adult living in Hawaii and Europe, the journeys of marriage and motherhood, and all the ups and downs in between. Read More
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