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      Meet Ryan

      Ryan Hudson-Peralta, the founder of “Look Mom No Hands” has been spreading the word of positive thinking for more than 30+ years. Ryan has spoken all over the world at schools, businesses and organizations sharing his story and inspiring others to live their dreams. Ryan is a father, husband, designer, actor, and motivational speaker and mentors families all over the United States that have children born like him.

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      Meet Mike

      Mike Moore, is a former middle and high school principal who became blind as an adult.  During this time he took part in the disability interactive process with his then employer.  Mike is a father, a musician and now, a consultant that works with organizations to provides tips on how to best interact and communicate with disabled employees.