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Rachael Lofgren. In 1952, Vera Overholt was a lively little girl of three years old when she was stricken with a severe case of polio as an epidemic swept the country. The disease left her with a twisted torso, impaired lungs, and nearly useless arms. Read this true story to see how she did not give in to the victim mentality but persevered, greatly helped by a strong faith in God, determination, and a loving family. She was able to get an education, live an active life, and teach school for 31 years. 200 pages; paperback; TGS International.
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