Unstoppable Lorrin Inspires Others
Lorrin participated with 250 typical young ladies in The 2007 Miss Pre-teen Nationals Pasadena Pageant.
What an event this was. Lorrin went through an interview process to be accepted into the pageant. Thank you to those who sponsored her and supported this event. Lorrin had a great time and met many of the other young ladies. She looked beautiful and remained awake and alert during the entire event. You Go Girl!!!
You can buy this book now and read about Lorrin on page 156. Meg has a new book coming out.
Lorrin plays pinball by pushing the switch in the palm of her hand.
Lorrin’s New Toy
Lorrin is the proud new owner of a switch access pinball machine. You can play her pinball machine and meet Lorrin at the Festival of Human Abilities. January 26-27 2008 at the Aquarium of the Pacific, Long Beach
Above -Sara, Kelsey & Lorrin at Build a Bear. Top right - Lorrin supports Tommy and Canine Companions for Independence at Tommy Hollenstein’s art show in North Hollywood. Click here to visit his website and see his amazing talent.
To link to Dr. Meg’s website, author on of Amazon’s best seller list, “The Children of Now.”
Lorrin and a few of her friends went to Build-A-Bear and made 8 bears to take as gifts for the children who live at Horizon House. Wanda Kruft who oversees two homes in Ventura, for children who are unique, is an amazing woman. Lorrin’s old classmate and boyfriend brought us to the home about 8 years ago. We always enjoy our visits to Horizon House. Last Christmas I wanted one of the girls to come home with us. Lorrin gave me the jealous stink eye. It’s all about Lorrin. To find out more about Horizon House call Wanda Kruft at 805-659-5412
Aaron Fotheringham on the left is an amazing guy. You can find him all over You Tube doing wheel chair back flips. Just added to the Guinness world records. He is totally down to earth. Lorrin was lucky enough to meet him and hang out a little bit. He loved Nicolette. You can see one of his You Tube spots by clicking below.
LORRIN’S FRIENDS ATTEND FOUR DIFFERENT HIGH SCHOOLS. THE GIRLS ARE GROWING UP. THEIR PRIORITIES & INTERESTS ARE CHANGING. I TRY TO ENCOURAGE AS MANY SLEEP OVERS AS POSSIBLE. WHAT A JOY TO WITNESS. WE USUALLY HAVE PIZZA, CHOCOLATE, ROCK BAND, HALO AND A SCARY MOVIE.
LAST WEEKEND I TEXT SARAH AND ASKED HER WHAT SHE WOULD LIKE TO EAT FOR SNACKS? SHE REPLIED, “WE WANT SOUR SKITTLES AND REGULAR SKITTLES, RED DORITOS AND CRUMBLE PUMPKIN PIE AND DELICIOUSNESS STUFF.
Please come out and join us
March 13, 2009
at the Women’s EXPO
For those of you who know Lorrin know just how much she loves to have fun. It was a huge surprise to me that Lorrin was about to turn 15 but no surprise that she wanted to have a party. She wanted a big party with a big dress. We celebrated her 15th birthday by having a Quinceanera with 100 of her closest friends.
LORRIN,
You are the peanut to my butter
the controller to my halo
the guitar to my hero
the blue in my sky
the dirt on my ground
and the color in my world
Lorrin
You are my everything...
Sarah
MEET
AARON
FOTHERINGHAM
From a girl to a woman...
Above - Jason honored Lorrin by dancing her first dance with her. Below - Lorrin’s long time friend Sarah gifted Lorrin with a poem. I don’t think there was a dry eye in the crowd. Lorrin and her friends danced the evening away.
Right- Nicole Brandon from Artistry in Motion. She is an amazing woman. Nicole broke every bone in her body and taught her body to heal. Her website a must
see!
left - Ellen & Bobby Rohan. Bobby tattooed Lorrin’s name on his arm. He tells me that If it wasn’t for Lorrin I would not have met Ellen. I introduced Ellen and Bobby. They have been married 5 years.
Below - Jeff Mitchel and Bobby, Ellen & Melody
Lorrin has managed to play hooky this year. She has been on home school since November. I have managed to take her to; Big Sur, Monterey, Yosemite, The Stage Coach Country Concert, The Getty Museum and the La Brea Tar Pits. As a proper teenage she is still bored.
Sequoia Middle School hosted it’s second annual Ability Awareness Week. Sequoia was lucky enough to have Samuel Nehemiah be our kick off speaker at the opening ceremony. Please take time to visit his website. What an amazing story and beautiful person. Samuel is from Nigeria and donates wheel chairs to his home country.
Our mission statement
It is our mission to share our life story in hopes to support other children and their families who are living a unique life experience. It is our goal to raise awareness of the power and importance of all unique souls. I believe that Lorrin is here to pave the way to a grander attitude of love and acceptance for all. It is my honor as her parent to help spread her life’s message of love and forgiveness.
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You can be Lorrin’s friend on my space created by her friends Sarah and Kelsey.
Thank you for visiting our web site you can contact Karen at lola0315@aol.com.
Namaste
Karen Kain & Lorrin Kain
