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Invitation To Give Presentation of My Project at Austin Regional Clinic at Medical Park Tower- OB/GYN Office


On May 12, 2014 I was invited by Mrs. Harrison from Austin Regional Clinic to share my project with the OB/GYN doctors. 
 
I truly appreciate the opportunity to share my project at the Austin Regional Clinic at Medical Park Tower- OB/GYN Office. It is nice to know that through my words others can be inspired to take action and help. Whenever I present my project, I draw inspiration by imagining the girls that will be benefited from my efforts, standing behind me. The more people that are informed of their needs, the more girls will stand behind me. They may not know who assisted in changing their lives in a positive way, yet will know that someone cared enough to help; that they are not alone.




Mrs. Harrison Introducing Me to The Doctors
I Am Delivering My Presentation

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