End The Pain Project's X-Border Wine Benefit A Success!

Jim Byrnes, Blues Guitarist

On August 10, 2013, residents of Point Roberts WA, a small resort town on the Juan de Fueca Strait, came out in droves to attend End The Pain Project's X-Border Wine Benefit and to enjoy the legendary blues guitar of Jim Byrnes.

Funding raised at this bi-annual event is dedicated to presenting Mirror Therapy Training Workshops in Bosnia this September and additional mirrors for amputees in central Vietnam.

A highlight of the benefit was Co-Founder Madeleine Anderson explaining the intricacies of Mirror Therapy to a rapt audience.

 

End The Pain Project acknowledges the support and generosity of its neighbors and the extraordinary efforts of volunteers who helped to make the Benefit a success.

ETPP Co-Founder Selected as a Paralympic Torchbearer for the Vancouver 2010 Paralympic Games

Madeleine Anderson, ETPP Co-Founder, has been invited to be an ambassador for her community and country by carrying and sharing an important symbol of the Paralympic Games — the Paralympic Flame.

Madeleine, an atk amputee, will participate in the  2010 Paralympic Torch Relay to be held in Downtown Vancouver B.C. on March 12, 2010, transferring the flame to the Opening Ceremony of the Paralympic Games at BC Place.