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Knocking on Heaven's Door. Song nr 2 Steve Laurencine, Ottawa about 20 years ago Steve Laurencine was nine months in coma after head injury in a motor bike accident His mother never gave up and did …More
Knocking on Heaven's Door.
Song nr 2
Steve Laurencine, Ottawa
about 20 years ago Steve Laurencine was nine months in coma after head injury in a motor bike accident
His mother never gave up and did not let doctors disconnect her son...
Steve is a survivor,..
in 2012 he recorded his CD with songs
Steve is my Friend, living in Ottawa Canada... we go to St Mary catholic church together when he feels well.
Please pray for Steve
Song nr 2
Steve Laurencine, Ottawa
about 20 years ago Steve Laurencine was nine months in coma after head injury in a motor bike accident
His mother never gave up and did not let doctors disconnect her son...
Steve is a survivor,..
in 2012 he recorded his CD with songs
Steve is my Friend, living in Ottawa Canada... we go to St Mary catholic church together when he feels well.
Please pray for Steve
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Ottawa man shares a message of hope from despair
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Published Friday, April 27, 2012 5:28PM EDT
Steve Laurencine is a walking miracle.
Twenty five years ago, a motorcycle crash left him in a coma and brain damaged. He couldn't even open his mouth. He was told he might not be able to walk, or talk, ever again.
But Laurencine defied the odds.
"I said my son isn't going to die, he's going …More
Ottawa man shares a message of hope from despair
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ctvottawa.ca
Published Friday, April 27, 2012 5:28PM EDT
Steve Laurencine is a walking miracle.
Twenty five years ago, a motorcycle crash left him in a coma and brain damaged. He couldn't even open his mouth. He was told he might not be able to walk, or talk, ever again.
But Laurencine defied the odds.
"I said my son isn't going to die, he's going to live," said his mother Jean Laurencine. "So I promised him…I said, ‘Steve, I'll do whatever it takes to help you.'"
And even though the crash robbed him of his ability to speak for a while, Steve Laurencine is now a recording artist and guitar player.
Twenty years after his injury, he recorded his first single for his mom and a few years after that, recorded a full record.
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ctvottawa.ca
Published Friday, April 27, 2012 5:28PM EDT
Steve Laurencine is a walking miracle.
Twenty five years ago, a motorcycle crash left him in a coma and brain damaged. He couldn't even open his mouth. He was told he might not be able to walk, or talk, ever again.
But Laurencine defied the odds.
"I said my son isn't going to die, he's going to live," said his mother Jean Laurencine. "So I promised him…I said, ‘Steve, I'll do whatever it takes to help you.'"
And even though the crash robbed him of his ability to speak for a while, Steve Laurencine is now a recording artist and guitar player.
Twenty years after his injury, he recorded his first single for his mom and a few years after that, recorded a full record.
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