Camp Korey hosts Week for Kids with Mitochondrial Disease!
August 10-14, 2009
Camp Korey, near Seattle Washington, is hosting a week dedicated to kids with mitochondrial disease. MitoAction is proud to partner with Camp Korey by sponsoring a camper and helping financially to offset travel and other camp expenses. MitoAction Board of Directors member Gordon Russell is a counselor at Camp Korey this week, and will be updating us daily with pictures and stories about this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity.
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MONDAY
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MitoAction Board member Gordon Russell (right) arrives for his week as counselor! |
Justin from Florida is happy to be a camper! | |
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The view from Camp. | |
| TUESDAY | |||
![]() Going fishin'! | ![]() Nikki gets ready for "Safari" | ![]() Just playing around! | |
In awe of the magic show! | ![]() Ta-da! | ![]() Sitting pretty at the magic show! | |
| WEDNESDAY | |||
![]() Lindsay horseback riding--cute cowgirl! | ![]() The kids painted the horse--now THAT'S a horse of a different color! |
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| ![]() What a beautiful sight! | ![]() Justin wide open to make the winning shot in water basketball! | |
Wednesday night is 'Spa Night' at Camp Korey! | ![]() Nice 'do Lindsday! | ![]() Nikki & Gordon | |
| THURSDAY | |||
![]() Jordan meeting a crab from the Puget Sound. |
| ![]() Lindsay winning the spaghetti war with Gordon! | |
![]() Kyle got 'em with a pie in the face! |
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| FRIDAY | |||
![]() Lindsay whooping it up at the camp show. | ![]() Gordon and the other famous 'Polizzly' counselors (a combination of polar and grizzly bears). | ![]() Lindsay doing her crazy push-ups! | |
![]() The view on the last day. | ![]() Nikki and the camp director saying goodbye. | ![]() Justin catching up on some rest with dad. |





































That’s some grand views to
Submitted by NrobinAcnt on Tue, 05/31/2011 - 5:15am.
That’s some grand views to boot – no wonder the kids look like they are having so much fun. It is also important for kids suffering from mitochondrial diseases to know that they are not alone and that others are also feeling the same limitations and frustrations, and that more awareness of their diseases can help them cope better with their emotional and physical issues. I do love the idea of the food fight that is well spot on.