BAYSIDE — Joann Ferrara, a pediatric physical therapist, met a little girl with cerebral palsy many years ago who told her something that inspired her to start a dancing school for the disabled.
The child, who was charmingly dressed in a ballet tutu, told Ferrera, “I wish I could be a dancer, but nobody wants to dance with me.”
“She stirred something in me,” Ferrara recalled…
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