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4/11/2008 14th Annual Escape to the Lake
The North Dakota Association for the Disabled, Inc. (NDAD) sponsors an annual water skiiing event for people with disabilities known as "Escape to the Lake". Participants from around the state come ...   
4/3/2008 NDAD Quarterly Newsletter - New Edition
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9/12/2007 Come Join the Wallbangers
If you would like to join the exciting sport of wheelchair basketball, look no further! It’s time to start having fun, become more physically fit, and enjoy a few laughs—are YOU ...   
6/6/2007 Help Support NDAD By Using Good Search.Com
What if The North Dakota Association for the Disabled (NDAD) earned a penny every time you searched the internet? Well, now we can!

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A Success Story Alyssa Olson Sixteen year old Alyssa Olson of Williston, ND was diagnosed with central precocious puberty in November of 1999. Alyssa has been receiving ongoing care since 1999 and has undergone numerous surgeries on her brain for pseudotumor cerebri.

NDAD helped Alyssa's family pay for medical travel expenses so her mother could be with her during her numerous stays in the hospital. Alyssa's mother Kristi explains, "NDAD helped us out tremendously."

Brett commends NDAD's staff stating, "they have been so great to us. They seem to genuinely care about Alyssa and our family's well being." Brett also adds, "they would work hard and make sure that everything was ready to go if we had to make a spur of the moment trip to Billings."

Alyssa's health has steadily been improving this last year. Kristi says, "we've been through so much over the last five years. Now we're finally seeing the light at the end of the tunnel."

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