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The Big Thing Special Olympics Campaign

Over the past few weeks, I have noticed that many people have been struggling with their own self-identity, and wondering if there is going to be a fragment of hope.  This goes for all of us, as we grow and learn from life’s experiences and occurrences.   I, for one, struggled with my own self worth, and never fully accepted myself until I was in college.

Struggles are always going to be a part of life, but surviving them is what make our lives stronger and worthwhile.  For the disabled (I have my own experience),  they face hardships everyday, and often are cast aside.

However, it doesn’t have to be that way.  They deserve a fulfilling life, with goals, and drive just as much as others.

The 100 represents two strong women (Raven and Emori) with disabilities, who live way beyond measure just to survive.  They are wise, been in relationships, and shown the world that just because you have something, it does not mean you are a waste.  With Lexa, she was different, but she represented hope for all those who had a struggle.  Although, the majority of it had to do with being a gay young woman, she taught us to not be afraid with being who we are, and to make the world a better place.  These characters, as well as others, connect with us on a personal level.

The 100 The Big Thing Special Olympics Campaign represents EVERYONE.  I have been a coach for the Special Olympics, and seeing that you helped making individuals lives better with a strong purpose, and an outgoing attitude, is a far greater award then anything else.

So, Grounders Source is going to raise awareness for such an inspiring organization, and you can be a part of it.  It is quite simple, and even just by sharing, can be a big help.

Again, thank you for your massive support!  This could not have been possible without your help and dedication of making a difference!

The link to the campaign: https://represent.com/the-100-special-olympics-campaign


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