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Cori’s Story

Special Olympics New York athlete Cori has big dreams, including continuing to compete in figure skating and to one day have a family. To live a full and healthy life, it is crucial that she has health professionals who know how to communicate with her and make her feel at ease.
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In the 1990s, Dr. Steve Perlman and Eunice Kennedy Shriver met to discuss the lack of access to health care for people with intellectual disabilities, who were often denied treatment.