"Wow!"  "Way cool!"  "That's amazing!"  "No Way!"

It all started with a broken ankle in 2000.  While using a wheelchair, I had a chance to see how inaccessible our accessible society really is.  This was also an opportunity to experience how uneducated and ill-informed the public is regarding people with special needs.

In the spring of 2001, I visited a presentation, just to see what ATOU was all about.  As they say, "The rest is history."

The kids with whom we have shared the program and the volunteers with whom I work, have added so much to my life.

It is a privilege to be part of this worthwhile program.