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Bill Torres Stroke Survivor
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In May of 2008, Bill Torres was honored with the SHARP Hospital "Eagle Spirit Award". The attached video was shown at the Victories of Spirit Awards banquet in front of 800 people at the Manchester Hyatt in San Diego, California. Please enjoy, be inspired and pass this on to any Stroke Survivor that you may know. Thank you.
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WHAT A BLESSING! I WAS SO MOVED BY YOUR VIDEO! I WAS A PATIENT AT SHARP REHAB 9N 2007 AND 2009. JOY AND ROBBIE WERE THERE FOR ME AS WELL! I HAVE SUCH A LONG STORY. I WILL NOT TAKE UP THE TIME TO ELABORATE HERE BUT WILL DO SO VIA E-MAIL. AGAIN, A WONDERFUL AND INSPIRING STORY! THANK YOU FOR SHARING IT!
SINCERELY,
FAYE MALONE
SINCERELY,
FAYE MALONE
Sue 07:20 PM on May 06, 2009 by [email protected] I met you at the Laundromat...just watched your video...What a beautiful person you are!
Greg 06:06 PM on March 19, 2009 by [email protected] Bill- Just finished watching your video again. I was inspired again, as I always am when watching it. Call me when you're ready to be my paddleball partner again.
- Greg
- Greg
Dear Bill,
We met at my job you came in with randy to get the phone. I finally had some time tonight and wow i was amazed by the video. I honestly can say i was moved. I honestly say that iam glad you are a survivor and your helping those in need. my mother has cancer ive seen the trouble that she faced just dealing with the chemo and the aftereffects of the medicine, days in and out she felt like the world and the heavens had opened up and were ready for her, i honeslty can say i was never worried about what life is until i came to realize that i could loose her, thats when i decided that i wanted to move back from michigan and be near her so that i could be there if she ever needed me, although we can never predict the future and we cant live in fear. I came closer to realize that living is more important if you can do something meaningful, although we try to climb the highest peaks, all we need to do is listen to the world around and live in it helping others and we easily surpase those mountain tops. Thank you for sharing this video with me. Honeslty iam glad we met and you gave me this website to view. Thank you for being you. Please continue to pass this along as with your permission i will do the same.
Sincerly,
- Jonathan Ranon
We met at my job you came in with randy to get the phone. I finally had some time tonight and wow i was amazed by the video. I honestly can say i was moved. I honestly say that iam glad you are a survivor and your helping those in need. my mother has cancer ive seen the trouble that she faced just dealing with the chemo and the aftereffects of the medicine, days in and out she felt like the world and the heavens had opened up and were ready for her, i honeslty can say i was never worried about what life is until i came to realize that i could loose her, thats when i decided that i wanted to move back from michigan and be near her so that i could be there if she ever needed me, although we can never predict the future and we cant live in fear. I came closer to realize that living is more important if you can do something meaningful, although we try to climb the highest peaks, all we need to do is listen to the world around and live in it helping others and we easily surpase those mountain tops. Thank you for sharing this video with me. Honeslty iam glad we met and you gave me this website to view. Thank you for being you. Please continue to pass this along as with your permission i will do the same.
Sincerly,
- Jonathan Ranon
You are absolutely amazing! Wow! So glad I had the honor of meeting you to help with your insurance needs.
- Gail (Yael) Amyer
- Gail (Yael) Amyer
Hi, Bill! Michael and I met you at Donna and Scott Farquar's home as you purchased their Ramona Gold olive oil in June, 2016. I just viewed your video... what an inspiration! Thank you for all you do and have done for others. Thank you for your determination and optimism.
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