Twelve years after being misdiagnosed with cerebral palsy, the Beery twins are leading normal, active lives. A mother’s tenacious research and
what she considers a miracle have set them free. .
Retta Beery shuffles through some early photos of Alexis and Noah, her fraternal twins – physically challenged since birth, and eventually diagnosed with cerebral palsy at 20 months of age.
In almost every photo, all in the family – Retta, husband Joe, oldest son Zach and the twins – are smiling. But it’s the shared, brave smile of a family coping with demanding disabilities. A Christmas card snapshot taken on the putting green in the backyard of their Ahwatukee home finds the twins propping themselves up on golf clubs; a Disneyland photo shows their heads leaning back on a costumed Mickey and Minnie for support. Read
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