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Her Paralyzing Disease Led to a New Nonprofit
After Natalie Parra saw turtles and sharks tangled in fishing line, covered in nets and ropes, and struggling for their lives, she began work on a nonprofit called Keiko Conservation. When, in 2014, an autoimmune reaction left her paralyzed, she continued to fight for marine life.
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