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Accepting the Todd Axelson Sr. Role Model Award, Victoria, BC, May 1998.  I'm happy <G>

It has been my very good fortune over the years to receive considerable encouragement for the work that I do; the support and recognition of families, colleagues, the media, charitable organizations and my Alma Mater has, in large part, shaped what “Life’s A Twitch!” has become. While the vast majority of my activities through this business venture are pro bono, this does not mean I do not ever receive a paycheque. Every positive comment, warm message, and kind compliment has instilled me with conviction, validation, and further resolve to carry on this important work. That, to me, is the most important paycheque of all...

And so to each of my supporters within, may I offer my humble gratitude. Each of you has demonstrated to me why devoting myself to making people’s lives better is a privilege, and I thank you for being an important part of the “Life’s A Twitch!” evolution.

Dr. Dunc.

1. Awards:

• Richard Stein Memorial Award (for Making an Outstanding Difference in the Quality of Life for People with Tourette's Syndrome; June 1997)

• Todd Axelson Senior Role Model Award (May 1998)

• Arch Award (McMaster University; June 2003)

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