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✓ Published: 04-Aug-2012
✓ Published: 04-Aug-2012
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Follow this inspiring journey that student Heather Malstan took as she battled scoliosis during her senior year of high school.nPresented at the 2012 Palm Springs Unified School District DIGICOM Student and Teacher Film FestivalnProduced by Joana Martinez, student at Desert Hot Springs Hot SchoolnTeacher: Jamie O'Neil
Follow this inspiring journey that student Heather Malstan took as she battled scoliosis during her senior year of high school.nPresented at the 2012 Palm Springs Unified School District DIGICOM Student and Teacher Film FestivalnProduced by Joana Martinez, student at Desert Hot Springs Hot SchoolnTeacher: Jamie O'Neil
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