When I was in Grade 7, I wanted to join a sports team at my new school - Sacred Heart High School.
I heard the announcement that there would be tryouts for the school wrestling team. I wanted to go. The school had to call my parents as they were very worried about me doing this sport, but I wanted to try.
My mom said she was nervous about letting me do this, but she knew I was really interested and that I always pushed myself to go beyond, so she said I was allowed.
I had a great deal of fun and I was even able to take part in the grade 7 wrestling tournament that was held at another high school. That was very exciting. I did not win, but I had great fun and no one knew I was wrestling with a disability.
One was the highlights of the day was meeting Mr. Lee McKay one of the respected referees in the world of amateur wrestling. He has served as a clinician or head official at many national and international championships. (the Olympics for one).
Luke Savoie was born missing his Cerebellum but it has not stopped him from achieving goals many thought impossible.
Tuesday, 22 November 2011
Sunday, 3 January 2010
Early pictures of Luke and his accomplishments
Taking my first steps:
Practicing for speech therapy. To exercise my tongue and lips, they started me off by blowing bubbles in speech therapy.
I loved to help the teacher when I was in Kindergarten:
Playing tennis (working on my hand/eye coordination):
Using a knife and fork:
Practicing for speech therapy. To exercise my tongue and lips, they started me off by blowing bubbles in speech therapy.
I loved to help the teacher when I was in Kindergarten:
Playing tennis (working on my hand/eye coordination):
Using a knife and fork:
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