Cheerleading has certainly been in the news recently, for better or worse. The good news is that competitive cheerleading is being recognized for its athleticism as a sport (or “athletic activity” as preferred by its coaching organization) with explosive growth. The bad news is that this exponential growth has been accompanied by a proportionate increase in cheerleading related injuries, some of them severe.
She began by organizing Christmas for children who might not otherwise receive anything, which opened her eyes to people of all ages in need. She says, "It's almost impossible to become aware and involved in such ministries and not share it with those around you every day."
My name is Cameron Walker. I am a proud member of the Newnan Cougar Football Team. When I injured my knee I immediately came to Georgia Bone & Joint. The physicians and the staff at Georgia Bone & Joint are part of our Cougar Family. They are always there for us.
- Cameron Walker, February 22, 2012
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- Greg Brett, December 12, 2011
