Teen Buys Grocery Market to Save Small Town
With $10,000 he saved from doing odd jobs, a 17 year-old boy from Truman, Minnesota is stocking the empty grocery shelves on Main Street to try to revitalize the dying town.
Ben Underwood had cancer in his eyes at age two and lost his sight. But, he doesn't "see" himself as blind. He plays just like other kids and he uses echo-location to see.
Benjamin Underwood, 14, had cancer in his eyes that stole his sight at age two. But he doesn't "see" himself as blind. He plays just like other kids — basketball, skating, video gaming, karate — and he uses echo-location to see. His mother taught him there were no impossibilities and led the way to his amazing life. Here he is interviewed on Ellen kicking off a series called People You Should Know. (YouTube Video)
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