Teen Athlete’s Resilience, Senior Cat’s Recovery, & Access Golf’s Mission

In this episode of We’re Not Stumped, host Mike Bolland explores three remarkable stories of courage, recovery, and inclusion:

šŸ’Ŗ Teen Accident: Learn about a high school athlete who overcame an ATV accident and how the community is coming together to aid in his recovery.

🐾 Feline Fighter: Meet the senior cat who survived a leg amputation after being rescued from a hoarding situation and now thrives against all odds.

⛳ Access Golf Spotlight: Discover how Access Golf is breaking barriers in the sport, making golf accessible and empowering for individuals with disabilities.

Mike brings these heartfelt stories to life, showcasing how challenges can be transformed into powerful narratives of hope. Don’t miss this uplifting conversation!

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