Delighted to Work Doug Boyce pays taxes and works despite paralysis
Doug Boyce, 24, of Lynchburg, paralyzed from the neck down, is a full time computer programmer for General Electric. He logs hours via an online entry system from home, earning a salary and paying taxes. His story covers rehabilitation, schooling, and the support from family, clinicians, and community.
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Lynchburg Daily Advance
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Doug Boyce
Doug
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Uiversity of Virginia Hospital
Blue Ridge Community College
Woodrow Wilson Rehabilitation Center
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Central Virgina Community College
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Agriculture Department
United States
USDA
Agricultural Research Service
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