"I am having so much fun. Every year as I get better it gets so much more fun. Finally I went down Julie's (run) at Snoqualmie Pass, and I had a blast, it is now about the only run I go down. My instructors are trying to get me to go down the bowl but I am not so sure:)"

Alpine Participant Nora Genster who skis sitting down in a bi-ski

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I am happy to say I am extremely proud of Megan's courage and enthusiasm she gave whole-heartedly toward this sport.  She experienced what all people feel when they get on a bike for the first time... freedom, the wind & sun on your face.  It was magical to watch her in action.  I could hear her tiny voice yelling "yoo hoo" when we were picking up the pace.

“Outdoors for All Foundation made our riding together possible,” continued Marianne.  “It would have been very sad to leave Steve at the starting line and just ride by myself.  We met many amazing riders with MS, and many without, but I'm biased.  I think Steve is extra awesome and way cool.  I was howling the first day of the ride..."

I would like to introduce you to Joanne Pflepsen. After experiencing a fun season with Joanne out at our programs, I felt inspired to share her story. She rode 21 miles during one of our cycle rides on the Orting Trail; she hiked 3 miles on the rugged Clear West Peak trail at Mt. Rainer. All this, while overcoming breast cancer treatment! 

“That was G-R-E-A-T!”
“I had so much fun!”
“Wow—that was just awesome!”

November 6, 2005 was a somber day at the Outdoors for All Foundation...

The recent reflections of one Outdoors for All participant:
On Sept. 15^th, 2005 I attended an MS Society event sponsored by Outdoors for All called Adaptive Cycling...

"Are we going skiing now?" asked five year old Outdoors for All Participant Lucas Dolliver.