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Quest publishes articles on all aspects of living with a neuromuscular disease, and updates on research findings. Quest’s circulation is 125,000.
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Get Up, Get Out, Get Going
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Check out our selection of holiday gifts to enable and enhance your active lifestyle.
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Stories by Topic
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"Wheelie" Great Costumes
Here are some great
wheelchair costumes that KidQuest readers have created. To make a good
wheelchair costume, be sure that:
Nothing is hanging that could catch in the wheels.
You
can see easily.
You
fit through doorways
and into vehicles

Michael Norton, 14, of South Portland Maine, took flight in his power chair biplane two years ago. |

Lindsey Muszkiewicz, 3, of Gilbert, Ariz., floated on a cloud last Halloween, thanks to her trusty wagon and a cloud print fabric. |

Hungry? Bruce Delmont, 14, of Tonawanda, N.Y., was a meal on wheels in 1999. |
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Get ready to rumble!
Mattie Stepanek, now 11, of Upper Marlboro, Md., rode his " Harley" trick or treating in 1999. |
You
can be seen at night (use reflective tape).


Hey Mummy, look at me! Ofek Lev (8 in the picture but 10 now) of Perry Hall, Md., is King Tut and his tomb. |
Click
here to see other great wheelchair costumes!
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Sarah Schwegel, 4 in this picture, of Kirkwood, Mo., was a spider nestled in her web. She's now 8. |
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YeeHaw!
Jonathon Stach, 6 in this picture, of San Antonio, Texas, rode into Halloween last year. |
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