Austin American Statesman
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Finding independence behind the wheel
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June 4, 2019
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June 4, 2019
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2:28Now PlayingHenry Ferry, 4, received a battery-operated car that was modified by seniors from the Liberal Arts and Science Academy High School, in Austin, Texas. Ferry was diagnosed with CHARGE syndrome, which causes him to be hard of hearing and have a difficult time seeing. His parents never thought it would be possible for him to have a battery-operated car because of his disabilities but he is able to with the modifications. Ferry can use the pedals and steering wheel to drive the red Jeep or his parents can control it with a remote control.
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