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"  Ju-Juanna Latif knows the importance of home. As a high school dropout and single mom, she wound up living in a shelter. While there, Ju-Juanna got the training that paved the way for her GED, college degree and career as a social worker. Today, she lives with adopted grandma, Rose Chapman, 71, and her children Antonio, 20; Aarron, 13; Ju-Juanna, 12; and James, 10, who has cerebral palsy and uses a wheelchair for mobility. But their Wilmington, Delaware, house was in bad shape, with a leaky roof, missing windows, and no accessibility\u2014that is, until Ty and Extreme Makeover: Home Edition stepped in to work their magic. &amp;quot;Ju-Juanna literally had the weight of her family on her shoulders,&amp;quot; says Ty, &amp;quot;between work and taking care of her kids, including James, whom she carries up and down stairs. So I wanted to give her a bedroom that was elegant yet totally personal.&amp;quot; Ty made the centerpiece a poem Ju-Juanna wrote about her kids called &amp;quot;Prized Possessions.&amp;quot; "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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