The two stories are in conflict. One gives the woman hero status. The other says she’s anything but special.
You be the judge.
WHEN SHE was 10 months old, Connie Buller contracted polio.
She remembers once taking “a few steps,” unaided, but for most of her life has been confined to a wheelchair. She’s earned her way through college and an advanced degree. At 64, Buller is enjoying retirement after teaching for 35 years in area public schools.
