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Engineers Create Technology to Help Ohio Boy with Cerebral Palsy Fish on His Own
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2018-07-17
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Paxton Matthews loves fishing, but his cerebral palsy makes it difficult sometimes. So his mother turned to "The Inclusioneers," a group of engineers that help children with disabilities live a more normal life.
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