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Good Tough Kid

Good Tough Kid

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Documentary

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Kelly Finger-McNeela was diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis her freshman year of high school. The only thing on her mind was living a "normal" life. Her disease threatened to make that impossible.

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Original Language

English

Runtime

75 mins

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Cast

Kelly Finger-McNeela

Kelly Finger-McNeela

Self

Rylee McNeela

Rylee McNeela

Self

Linda Cameron

Linda Cameron

Self

Ron Finger

Ron Finger

Self

Judy Finger

Judy Finger

Self

Brian McNeela

Brian McNeela

Self

Ruth Nelson

Ruth Nelson

Self

Doreen Rademacher

Doreen Rademacher

Self

Traci Machinchick

Traci Machinchick

Self

Amy Dykstra

Amy Dykstra

Self

Aaron Dake

Aaron Dake

Self

Patty Jester

Patty Jester

Self

Kim Healy

Kim Healy

Self

Natalie Kleis

Natalie Kleis

Self

Danielle DeBoer

Danielle DeBoer

Self

Angela Klinske

Angela Klinske

Self

Amy O'Keefe

Amy O'Keefe

Self

Amy Young

Amy Young

Self

Tom Cameron

Tom Cameron

Self

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