Nick, 14, gets his Christmas wish - 130,000 cards

Christmas is still going strong for 14-year-old Nick Waters.

Tue, 11 Jan, 2005 - 20:21

Christmas is still going strong for 14-year-old Nick Waters.

When the boy’s church asked what he wanted for Christmas, Nick, who cannot talk and was born with no arms, slowly typed his reply with his feet: Lots of Christmas cards. Ten thousand of them.

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