Charlie sustained a C5-C6 SCI from a hockey accident in 1982. He worked for SCI Ontario as a Peer Coordinator for 20 years and is now retired living in Stouffville with his wife Bonnie. People always ask "How did you get through it?" Answer: "By my faith in Jesus Christ as my personal Saviour and the prayers of many special people."
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Cortree est la destination de choix pour tous ceux qui cherchent à développer leurs connaissances, leur empathie et leur compréhension de la vie et du travail avec un handicap de mobilité.
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