Spotlight Shines on Invisible Disabilities Champions
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“It is an honor to be recognized and appreciated by the Invisible Disabilities Association,” said Jason Graham, who underwent brain surgery for a pituitary tumor in 2003 and a kidney transplant in 2006.The annual awards banquet is an opportunity to raise awareness and funds, and honor individuals and organizations making positive contributions to understanding and treating invisible disabilities.Founders Award- Gary Tedder, Senior VP, Accredited Members Volunteer Award – Lisa Madsen, LCSW, volunteer with the Arc of Jefferson County, CO. Banquet details: Date: Sunday October 10, 2010 Place: Marriott Denver South 10345 Park Meadows Drive Lone Tree, CO Time: 5:30 Registration & Silent Auction - 6:15 Dinner & Program Tickets $50 per person.“Even people who knew and loved Sherri just didn’t understand what she was going through.”Sherri Connell led an active life as a singer, dancer, model and actor who enjoyed riding her horse.“Even people close to you may not understand what you are going through if you have a debilitating condition, because on the outside, you look the same.”IDA works closely with disease support organizations, medical professionals, and businesses to help encourage, educate, and connect tens of thousands of people each month who live with debilitating conditions, as well as their loved ones.The annual awards banquet is an opportunity to raise awareness and funds, and honor individuals and organizations making positive contributions to understanding and treating invisible disabilities.