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Thanks to Deafstrikes, Deaf Children Have Access to Bowling by Being Accompanied by Salon-De-Provence

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It's the story of her life. Since she was a child, Elodie Divol has been accompanying her deaf parents to bowling: "My father started in the '90s. We were watching the trainings and obviously we wanted to play."
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Thanks to Deafstrikes, Deaf Children Have Access to Bowling by Being Accompanied by Salon-De-Provence

It's the story of her life. Since she was a child, Elodie Divol has been accompanying her deaf parents to bowling: "My father started in the '90s. We were watching the trainings and obviously we wanted to play."

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LaProvence.com broke the news on Sunday, September 6, 2026.
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