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COMMERCE center COMMERCE center COMMERCE center COMMERCE center print ads flyers and sales sheets brochures brochures newsletters publications ~ Blaze publications ~ Play to Podium PODIUM FEATURE PLAY FEATURE Photo by Matthew Murnaghan/Canadian Paralympic Committee ARCHERY: Norbert Murphy claimed Canada’s first Paralympic medal in archery since 1984, earning bronze in Cheryl and Steven Dembe are the parents of Canada’s top-ranked the Men’s Individual Compound event. FALL 2012 BOCCIA: Marco Dispaltro and Josh wheelchair tennis champion, Joel Dembe. Joel was born with a benign Vander Vies teamed up to win bronze, tumour on his spine that was removed shortly after birth, but left him For Special Needs Families Canada’s first-ever Paralympic medal in the BC4 class. partially paralyzed at a young age. He began using a wheelchair at Tiny ATHLETICS: Canada earned a total of nine medals age five. Joel has grown up to become a successful young man, on on the track, including one and off the court. He is ranked 31st in the world as a a wheelchair gold, five silver and three LIFE 13 Ways bronze. Michelle Stilwell led tennis player and works as community relations manager at MV-1 Canada, the exclusive the way, repeating as Paralympic Without champion in the 200m and Canadian distributor for the MV-1, North America’s first factory-built wheelchair acces- ancer to Help adding a silver in the 100m. In Donna Frey’s LIFe, Brent Lakatos had a tremen- sible vehicle. Cheryl Dembe had this to share about her son. D dous Games, earning a total Photo by Matthew Murnaghan/Canadian Paralympic Committee Photo by Phillip MacCallum/Canadian Paralympic Committee Compromise You can aLWAYs get pARTS a Child’s of three silver medals in the 200m, 400m and 800m. Jason How would you describe Joel? accessible policies but you sometimes have to push the administration to Social Skills Paralympian Dunkerley (guide Josh Karanja) implement them since modifications come out of their budget. Overall, we To sit down and talk with Donna Frey is both calming and inspiring all at once. It’s her quiet nature, but reached the podium twice, Serving Up the Perfect Match Joel is extremely determined with a wonderful sense of humour. He knew were very satisfied with Joel’s schools, and the teachers and principals it’s her bountiful outlook on life too. This retired ballet teacher’s cup is always half full, if not overflow- leading an early break to win how to make me laugh from a very young age. I think being able to laugh were usually understanding and cooperative. Summer at himself and see the lighter side in even difficult situations is one of his ing, even in the wake of one of life’s most unexpected missteps. Life can change in a split second. We all silver in the 5000m, along Photo by Phillip MacCallum/Canadian Paralympic Committee of Love and Support with bronze in the 1500m in a greatest traits. Joel has always loved sports. How know that. But it is hard to imagine how one could ever prepare for it. Mortimer photo finish. Virginia Maclachlan By Lori McKnight had an impressive Paralympic What was your biggest worry did you support this passion as he t was 1992. A loving husband in Bill, a budding first cry. She needed to know that she was breathing. With the help of debut, earning bronze medals when you realized Joel wasn’t was growing up? career, a happy five-year-old and a baby on the her doctors, Morgan complied. Within minutes a nurse returned the baby in both the 100m and 200m. We encouraged Joel to try a number of different sports. He played way rounded out a life that Donna had scripted. Her to Donna, but with a caveat: “There seems to be something wrong with CYCLING: Canadian going to walk? Challenger Baseball and Sledge Hockey until he discovered Wheelchair impending newborn would complete her family and your baby’s foot and hand.” Donna didn’t care; the only thing that mat- Photo by Phillip MacCallum/Canadian Paralympic Committee cyclists reached the podium When Joel was born, doctors thought his tumour was cancerous so that Tennis in his teens. I remember the day he was introduced to tennis. push her plans forward. Her second pregnancy gave tered was that Morgan was alive. twice in London, highlighted was obviously my biggest worry. The tumour turned out to be benign. The head of his rehabilitation program invited a number of kids to meet her no real reason for concern; she knew her baby Life can change in a split second. Donna had just held her baby for by Robbi Weldon (pilot Lynn We didn’t realize until Joel was about five that he would have great diffi- Frank Peter, a wheelchair tennis pro. Joel was the only kid who not only was a bit small but the doctors pointed to slow fetal the first time when Morgan was wrenched from her again. Tiny Morgan faced yet another life or death situation. She needed heart surgery. She Bessette) earning gold in GOALBALL: Following a strong performance in the preliminary culty walking. He had many surgeries during his childhood and adoles- returned the ball but had a rally with Frank. On the way home, he leaned growth, and the baby was sure to catch up once she cence and improved with each procedure. In fact, he was crawling at nine over to me and said, “Mom, I think I found a sport that clicks.” He enjoyed was born. All of her ultra sound results appeared to had a blocked valve necessitating an angioplasty. Donna recalls the the women’s road race on round, the Canadian women were upset in the quarterfinals by Finland and finished 5th overall. The Canadian men did not advance to the months and using a walker in pre-school, and crutches after that. team sports, but the individuality of tennis turned out to be perfect for him be normal. Donna took comfort in knowing that her first daughter was moment she learned of Morgan’s heart situation. Then and there she the final day of competition. bornI perfectly healthy with zero complications. resolved that Morgan’s limbs were a secondary issue. “They never came medal round and finished 10th overall. and he really excelled. When Joel was sixteen, he was invited by Tennis Marie-Claude Molnar earned When Joel was five, his rehabilitation therapist suggested that a wheel- Canada to the World Junior Tennis Camp in Holland. He also attended Donna never second guessed her doctors. Today she regrets not into the equation,” she explains. “There wasn’t time for that. Her heart bronze on the road, in the chair would increase his independence. My husband and I were taken the Dutch Open and was in awe of the players. You’ve never seen such asking more questions. She wishes she would have demanded the took the focus off her limbs completely.