Hi everyone, I just want to let you know that I’m still alive and well. I’ve been through some pretty rough times throughout the past year. I had an extremely serious case of pneumonia, a heart attack, cancer, and major intestinal surgery twice. I was in the hospital several times and for several months. Then […]
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Before I came to the DCIL I was lost and hopeless. My physical and mental health were at an all time low and I was frustrated, empty, and afraid. I felt like I had been abandoned by everyone, that I had nothing to look forward to, and I didn’t have any reason for living. That
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Hi everyone, I just want to let you know that I’m still alive and well. I’ve been through some pretty rough times throughout the past year. I had an extremely serious case of pneumonia, a heart attack, cancer, and major intestinal surgery twice. I was in the hospital several times and for several months. Then
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If you recall from our last newsletter, Rebecca was successful in passing her Driver’s Permit test back in September. On October 3rd, right after leaving the ND Department of Transportation, Rebecca stopped by the DCIL office to show us her brand-spanking new ND Driver’s License and her very own vehicle!! Congratulations, Rebecca!
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Jacob attended the Dakota Center for Independent Living’s Driver Permit Course and successfully got his permit. Jacob is 17 year old at Dickinson High School. Jacob’s goal is to take Driver’s Ed in the summer and obtain his driver’s license for his senior year of high school. Congratulations, Jacob!!
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Gavyn passed his permit test this morning. He is super excited. Thank you for all your help! Cristy Herfendal (Gavyn’s mom)
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Hi everyone, I just want to let you know that I’m still alive and well. I’ve been through some pretty rough times throughout the past year. I had an extremely serious case of pneumonia, a heart attack, cancer, and major intestinal surgery twice. I was in the hospital several times and for several months. Then
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Don is a Money Follows the Person (MFP), a person with Cerebral Palsy. He was in the nursing home for 7 months before returning home. In his home, he was no longer able to use the walk-in bathtub. He was receiving only sponge baths for roughly 4 months until MFP connected him with Community Action.
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I met Ted through a Dakota Center for Independent Living computer/cell phone workshop held at the Bismarck Senior Center on March 23, 2017. Ted showed up with a laptop. When I asked him what he wanted to learn on his laptop, he said, “I don’t know. My son sent this to me and I haven’t
