SUMMER 2025
Tuesday Tigers
KINGDOM BUILDERS
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By Forrest White
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A Life Saved and a Relationship Rekindled
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esperate for a way in and out of her home, Lori Anderson of Mulberry purchased a 10-foot aluminum, “suitcase” ramp from Amazon. Though confined to an electric wheelchair because of multiple sclerosis and a history of back injuries, she dragged the ramp into place and set it up as best as she could.
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“I don’t like to ask for help,” Anderson said. “So, where there’s a will there’s a way.”
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The ramp was too steep. “And I don’t even like rollercoasters,” Anderson said. CONTINUED ON PAGE 4
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