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Becky Karschney
Jai shared this with us at the ICRC! What a privilege and honor to see this remarkable man! He leaves a living legacy. -
Linnéa
Arden and Gwen - -trying to get in touch with you -- just watched the video -- so good to see you and hear your voice, Arden. Please email. -
Adrianna
I just recently got diagnosed w/ Seizures-Inconclusive. Meaning my neurologists can't figure out why out of nowhere I just started getting seizures. After watching this video my day went from being filled with frustration, anger, and self-pitty; however the feelings are gone now and I'm filled with great admiration and inspiration for Arden! Like him I want to live each day to its fullest with a smile on my face! Thank You! -
Manolis Polychronides
A truly inspiring video with poignant and beautiful artwork, thoughtful references of thinkers and their sayings and a remarkable example of how to see the blessing in the curse and lead a meaningful life despite life's burdens. Thank you Arden for choosing to play your cards in a way that is sincerely thoughtful, politically conscious and spiritually uplifting! -
Gurudatt Kundapurkar
Dear Aden, You are an excellent role model for differently-abled persons. Your smiling narration almost teases the 'disability' nature inflicted on you. The major credit goes to you, Aden, for your can-do attitude but please don't forget all those who toiled with love in designing those aids which helped you to stay functional and creative. Godbless = Gurudatt, Schizophrenia Awareness Association, Pune-India -
Just Jules
You are truly an inspiration..I thankyou for for sharing your story.. -
dlboehner
I too have a disability. In fact, I have two disabilities. But, I really like the comment that Mr. Farey made, "you don't choose the cards you're delt, but you choose the way you play them." I find this to be so true.
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