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I Find This Rather Amazing! From A Middle Schooler!


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Georgia-guy Enthusiast

So a friend of mine sent me the link to an article in the Chicago Tribune. Reading what this 7th grade student with celiac is doing makes me want to go to Chicago on June 5th, but I have no vacation time right now. I think this is rather astounding coming from someone of her age, and makes me think that there's more to come from her as she gets older. Everyone check out this article:

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icelandgirl Proficient

That's amazing...love it!

LauraTX Rising Star

A great kid, for sure.  Going to have a productive future!

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