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I might not be able to walk, but I can fly

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For North Carolina pilot Justin Falls, flying an airplane represents a freedom denied him on the ground. Falls, 28, overcame a devastating spinal cord injury as a student and has rebuilt his life to include completing college, earning a pharmacy degree and, most recently, passing his sport pilot check ride. (generalaviationnews.com) More...

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kimokelly
James Kelly 3
Amazing story - of an incredible young man - way to go Justin - you are amazing.
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bbabis
bbabis 3
When so many young people are saying "I can't" to everything, it is great to hear a good "I can" story. I have no doubt you'll get that PL Justin. Always dream!
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paulschantz
Paul Schantz 2
Great story!
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