OUR 10,000 BORNES Jean Luc Clemenceau Mutual Aid Association

Date of print:2002
State: Very good state
Condition details:Very good state
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178-page paperback with photo galleries; self-published in 2002 original edition. story of an incredible sporting feat. The Entr'aide association was created with the aim of promoting the realization of projects and exchanges between amputees and able-bodied people. This initiative was born from the confrontation between the prosthetist and his patient. A compulsory exchange between an able-bodied person and a person with a disability. On both sides there is the need to measure oneself against one's dreams, one's desires, and what one thinks gets the best out of oneself. One day Eric, a tibial amputee, invited me to walk 30km in the Hautes-Vosges to show off his new prosthesis. A few months later I took up the challenge of cycling 10,000km in 1 month in the mountains and several amputees gave me a helping hand. Mutual Aid was born at that moment. Jean-Luc Clémençon. Historical. June 8, 2000 Creation of the Entr’aide Association. From June 10 to July 10, 2001 Realization of the Nos 10,000 terminals project and communication about the association in the regional and national press, radio and television. April 2002 Publication of the book Nos 10,000 terminals. VERY GOOD CONDITION used; complete and solid without tears or annotations; interior impeccable clean and still fresh. during normal periods sending by. Mondial Relay


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178-page paperback with photo galleries; self-published in 2002 original edition. story of an incredible sporting feat. The Entr'aide association was created with the aim of promoting the realization of projects and exchanges between amputees and able-bodied people. This initiative was born from the confrontation between the prosthetist and his patient. A compulsory exchange between an able-bodied person and a person with a disability. On both sides there is the need to measure oneself against one's dreams, one's desires, and what one thinks gets the best out of oneself. One day Eric, a tibial amputee, invited me to walk 30km in the Hautes-Vosges to show off his new prosthesis. A few months later I took up the challenge of cycling 10,000km in 1 month in the mountains and several amputees g