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Put A Brilliant Scientist In A Toy Store, And He’ll Start Changing Lives Left And Right

The feeling of being left behind is really discouraging, especially for kids. Dr. James Galloway of the University of Delaware has started a project to ensure children with disabilities that affect their mobility don’t have to experience that feeling. Check out some of the awesome success stories below.

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