Report from CNN - 30 July, 2012
Two little girls in matching gingham jumpers -- Pam is crouching and
pulling on her sister Patricia's leg brace -- appeared in a poster for
the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis in the early 1950s.
They'd both recovered from polio.
"The story always went
that she would loosen my braces, so we could play better, because my
legs would be stiff ... I had it worse than she did," said Patricia
O'Neil Dryer, now 65 years old and living in St. Cloud, Florida.
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