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Amanda Boxtel
Bridging Bionics Foundation

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1. Why does she want to do this?
2. How did she become disabled?
3. Does she help people alone?
4. What were they using to walk?
5. How much do the suits cost?

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Why the Hero Got Started With the Foundation

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Why the Hero Got Started With the Foundation

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Amanda Boxtel started her foundation to help people just like her.  People who are disabled and want to walk again

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It gives new hope for people who can't walk.

People who can't walk can now do more activities.

It is for the most part free to do so if you are looking to do it often this is definitely the best option.

if you can walk it is less money then having a wheelchair.

It will make you a much happier person

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USA Science & Engineering Festival Performer Amanda Boxtel

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Dunn, Meghan. “CNN Heroes: Bionic Woman Skis, Bikes and Helps Others Thrive after Paralysis.” CNN, Cable News Network, 9 Dec. 2018, www.cnn.com/specials/cnn-heroes.

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1."When I stood up, looked at the world from a new perspective. It was as if all my dreams were burgeoning to life in one upright, powerful moment. It was psychological."
2."Everybody should have access to this technology. That's my goal."

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to get involved visit bridgingbionics.org
to sign up or donate.