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On His Own Two Feet
Last year QED told the story of 12-year-old Emmett [text removed], and how an American surgeon used computers to analyse his walking disability caused by cerebral palsy. Then in a massive operation they broke his leg bones to straighten them, repositioned his muscles and tendons and when it was all over he was inches taller.
But he still had a long way to go. Now a teenager, Emmett faces all the usual challenges of growing up and gaining independence. For a year
QED cameras have followed his progress and this new film tells how he is discovering what it really means to stand on your own two feet - in every sense. Narrated by Anthony Clare.
Producer Nicola Glucksmann-Cheslaw Senes editor David Filkin
A VATV production for BBCtv • DOCUMENTARY: page 8 • PICTURE STORY: page 63
0 TELETEXT SUBTITLES: page 888

Contributors

Unknown:
Anthony Clare.
Producer:
Nicola Glucksmann-Cheslaw
Editor:
David Filkin

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