Oklahoma youngsters pedal way to better movement with special tricycle
Lydia Gore is tiny, but she’s mighty on her new specially built tricycle.
The 5-year-old scrambled onto the black and red tricycle and gave a toothy grin Wednesday at Integris Jim Thorpe Outpatient Rehabilitation. Lydia was among eight disabled children and young adults to receive the therapy tricycles donated by the American Business Club’s Amtryke program.
The tricycles are designed for use by ...
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