KALISCURE.ORG - Whois Information
Kali's Cure for Paralysis Foundation, Inc. - Beating the Odds One Step at a Time
Kali's Cure for Paralysis Foundation, Inc. was created in 2008 with the hopes and beliefs that one day soon, there will be a cure for paralysis and spinal cord injuries. This non-profit organization was founded by Kali with the help of her family and friends after she suffered a diving accident in the summer of 2006. After almost two years of slow rehabilitation time, Kali has seen minimal improvements in her recovery. Despite an ominous outlook by doctors and distressing statistics, the Pung family was given little hope but through first-rate medical staff, state of the art medical advancements, rehabilitation technologies and research along with the amazing outpouring of support and the power of prayer, Kali is here today with improvements that have far surpassed anyone's initial beliefs. Despite the fact that each day continues to be a struggle, Kali is well aware that her situation could be much worse.
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