About Ms. Wheelchair Texas

In 1972, an Ohio physician was aware of the talent capabilities, determination, and courage of people with disabilities. He established Ms. Wheelchair America as a forum for the promotion of the achievements as well as the needs of mobility impaired persons. The non-profit program is staffed and coordinated by volunteers throughout the country dedicated to increasing public awareness so that all its citizens will be able to lead productive and meaningful lives.

Ms. Wheelchair Texas 2011

 

Mrs. Amanda Hall of Stephenville was crowned Ms. Wheelchair Texas 2011 during the Ms. Wheelchair Texas Foundation’s annual pageant competition on April 9, 2011. Hall, a resident of Stephenville, will serve her one-year term as an advocate for millions of Texans with disabilities. Read more here...

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Little Ms. Wheelchair Texas 2011

 

Celeste Juarez was born and raised in New Braunfels TX, with the diagnosis of Phocomelia. The Juarez family originally believed that Celeste would not be able to attend public school due to her disability. Therefore, she was 9-years-old before her aunt stepped in enrolling her in school, at which time Juarez started the first grade and became involved with CIS (Communities In School).

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