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she said later. Her talks at Rappahannock marked the beginning of her third school year telling her story. "This year has been harder than any other year. I've talked about it being my last year. I don't know how much longer I can take it emotionally." She suffers from migraines, which almost always kick in after one of her school presentations.
"But I see the reaction from the youth and that's what keeps me going." At Rappahannock, she was surrounded by students after the assembly ended. A few gave her hugs, but most just wanted to tell her their own brushes with drinking and driving. Kari Peters was the first speaker in a series of assemblies planned for both the elementary and high schools by the Program Enrichment Committee, a group of parents who solicit private donations to bring special programs to the schools. shorin-rw OKINAWAN KARATE
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