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2023 – Harrison Gailey – HWRA – Bonneville HS

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2023 – Harrison Gailey – HWRA – Bonneville HS

by High School Student | Mar 24, 2023 | Resilience Award Stories | 0 comments

Overcoming Trials and Tribulation Towards the end of my junior year of high school I got really sick and could not stay awake. I slept all day and missed a month of school. My mom was worried and took me to the pediatrician and the pediatrician said that I probably...

2023 – Raegan Rogers – HWRA – Weber HS

by High School Student | Mar 24, 2023 | Resilience Award Stories | 0 comments

Embracing Invisible Disabilities At the age of two years old, I suffered from ear infections almost monthly. I had undergone a total of four medical procedures, in which tubes were inserted into my ear drums to prevent these infections. As instructed by my doctor, the...

2023 – Lydia McMaster – HWRA – Beaver HS

by High School Student | Mar 22, 2023 | Resilience Award Stories | 0 comments

Coping in a New World One of the most difficult times in my life was when I lived in Saudi Arabia. The world doesn’t stop for anyone, even if that someone is a 14 year old girl caught in the crossfire of a war she doesn’t know about, thousands of miles away from home...

2023 – Aaralyn Gifford – HWRA – Syracuse HS

by High School Student | Mar 22, 2023 | Resilience Award Stories | 0 comments

MY STORY Everyone has their own story to share. The trials they face that have shaped who they have become. I have learn to become thankful for those hardships that have been in my life. Those lessons i have learned are ones i will take with me throughout my life and...

2023 Awardee – Tristan Montgomery – HWRA – Weber HS – Home-school – Donated by Senator John and Heather Johnson

by High School Student | Mar 22, 2023 | Resilience Award Stories | 0 comments

Wheels Every teenage boy dreams of a set of wheels to go to high school. I never imagined that the ones I would get would be attached to a chair. Trying to navigate life in a wheelchair has been a huge challenge. I was diagnosed with Duchenne muscular dystrophy which...
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