We never think we will be the ones that may have to ask for help when an unfortunate accident happens that takes us out of our studio and our way of making a living. After having a broken wrist, I wasn’t sure if my hand would ever move again after surgery. Our hands are the most valuable tools. There are not enough words to thank the CERF+ folks and the generous people who have contributed to CERF+ enough for a most helpful and heartfelt gift.
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