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Uploaded by on May 7, 2010

After a DUI crash a high school senior goes back to school for the first time. Chelsie Hill was once the star of her high school dance team now her life has turned upside down after a life threatening injury left her paralyzed.

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  • she can still dance, she just can do it from the wheelchair.... if you don't believe me type in wheelchair dance in the you tube search and tons of videos of people who use wheelchairs are dancing!

  • Is it really worth drinking and driving and ruining someone's life?!?

  • Like, you're absolutely gorgeous. You go, girl!

  • She shouldn't need anyone's help with practice. I know a lot of people with higher injuries (including myself) that are totally independent. Hopefully her parents will eventually pass on the responsibility of more things to her so she can feel better about herself and get her independence back. It would help her a lot. Also, there is still wheelchair dancing, so although she may not be able to dance using her legs, she can still dance. Once her "why me" outlook changes things will be better!

  • Hi! I'm Marina, i'm a c-6 quadriplegic and i'm 11 years old. My accident happened when i was 6. I know what your going through and your doing a great job! Keeep it up girl!  xoxo- Marina

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