We don't have any proof that he or his own child got poliomyelitis as an infant. Also, this disease has been a serious issue <em>before </em>he became a doctor, so 2 is out also.
This only leaves one answer left. =)
Dancing arm-in-arm is the answer
You can brainstorm some ideas first on how or why you love singing. And maybe write in the essay on why you’d love to be a singer when you grow up or have it as a career and say how singing was included in your life for example you always wanted to be one since you were a child
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In Shakespeare's day, female parts were played by male actors, while more recently, actresses have taken on some of his most famous male roles such as Hamlet and Julius Caesar. Clare McManus explores gender in the history of Shakespeare performance.
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