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  Play ISDF | December 27, 2007
  Go Nintendo! Very kind even if she can't use the Wii controller and has to use the norm controllers. Still a nice idea. I don't know too much about her condition, though muscle degeneration does speak for itself. Hopefully she'll get better either by some miracle or some new med or something.
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  tallteen86 | December 27, 2007
  Perhaps they intend to use the Wii to keep her strength up?
  
  It has been reported to be used in physical rehab (physical therapy) or something....
  
  We don't know how bad she is, she could still be strong enough to use a Wii-mote (they aren't that heavy after all)....Perhaps she is simply at the point where she just isn't as strong as her peers, but not so weak that she is unable to function...
  
  It is progressive though, she'll get worse, not better, but who knows, regular physical action could slow down the progression of the disease...
  
  Details about her condition are sketchy, is all...
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  black doom | December 27, 2007
  In the article it says the Wii is one of the few physical things they could do with her.
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  Remino52 | December 28, 2007
  Holy crap.That sucks to have a disease.But nintendo stepped up to the plate.You go nintendo!
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  Final Blade | December 28, 2007
  This reminds me how Sony rewarded that kid who saved his father and other people with a PS3. Good job Nintendo. Helping kids everywhere.
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  Seproth | December 28, 2007
  Good for Nintendo. I'm happy for her.
  
  Why call her brave though? Living with a disease doesn't make you brave.
  
  I don't consider myself brave.
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    black doom | December 28, 2007
    Are you saying you live with a disease?
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      Seproth | December 29, 2007
      No, but I had cancer...
      
      
      I'm not joking btw.