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Mildura: When I was four I had Polio_ in my early 20s I was hitchhiking across Africa
We were on a farm in Mildura, working on the bus when two women turned up. One of them Wendy, was a life long sufferer of polio.
In a world, now, where to be a victim is to have status, Wendy, in this interview shows that she was never once interested in being a victim of polio even though she still wears a metal brace on her leg. She just wanted to live, and so did.This begs the question, in these easier times, in this great country, why do so many crave victimhood?
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