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Richard is an outgoing person who has not allowed challenges become a problem from him reaching his goals. Based on interview conducted with Richard and Richard Senior, they have a strong relationship. Richard’s father describes his son as very loving person and is always welcoming to those around him. He explains how his son is always telling him how much he loves him and Richard expresses how he wants his father to be proud of him. Richard senior described how his son having cerebral palsy can be challenging for his son to use his right hand. He mentioned how his son needs support to tie his shoes or zip-up his pants, but Richard has found methods to overcome those challenges. Richard Sr. describe his love for sports, cartoons, and movies.
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