“If I say I can’t, I’ll never get home and I’ll never do for myself,’’ Angie Scardino said in 2005. She bought sunglasses the next year.
(Photos By Bill Greene/Globe Staff/File 2006)
Angie Scardino, 86; gave up privacy to share struggle after fall broke her hip
“If I say I can’t, I’ll never get home and I’ll never do for myself,’’ Angie Scardino said in 2005. She bought sunglasses the next year.
(Photos By Bill Greene/Globe Staff/File 2006)
The fall that altered the last five years of Angie Scardino’s life occurred in the seemingly safest of places, a corridor leading to her doctor’s examining room. (Full article: 1087 words)
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