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High school is often a daunting time in a young adult’s life – trying to get good grades, make important life decisions and, perhaps most stressful of all, deal with everybody else who is going through the same thing. When you add a mental or physical disability into the mix, things get even more complex.
Meet Erin Condrin: she has Classical Type Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome, which is a disorder that affects the majority of her life. Simple tasks such as putting on clothing or turning a light switch on/off is a very difficult task. She can have up to 20 different joint dislocations a day – talk about a brave young woman. But Erin has a helper to assist her when she needs it most: Lucy. Her service dog can help with everyday tasks such as opening and closing doors, picking things up when Erin has dropped them, press buttons and so much more.
[Source: TheChive ]
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