Disabled flutist lives dream with custom instrument
Oct 6, 2013 5:57:20 GMT -8
Post by DJ on Oct 6, 2013 5:57:20 GMT -8
Here's a really inspiring story! 
DENTON, TX (WFAA/CNN) – A 10-year-old north Texas girl wants more than anything to play the flute in the school band.
There's just one problem – it takes two hands and she only has one. With the help of a retired musician, she's finding out that were there's a will, there's a way.
Abby Gieseke was born without a fully developed left hand, but for years she's wanted to play a two-handed instrument – the flute.
She knew it would b hard, but at just 10 years old, she's already learned that when you can't change your circumstances, you change your attitude.
There's just one problem – it takes two hands and she only has one. With the help of a retired musician, she's finding out that were there's a will, there's a way.
Abby Gieseke was born without a fully developed left hand, but for years she's wanted to play a two-handed instrument – the flute.
She knew it would b hard, but at just 10 years old, she's already learned that when you can't change your circumstances, you change your attitude.
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