50 yr. old twins with disability are granted their lifetime dream to meet "Elvis Presley"....

Kaye and Gaye, residents of Okeechobee County were recently granted their lifetime dream of meeting Elvis Presley...the impersonator. As they heard the news of the concert coming to town, Kaye and Gaye spent the last few weeks ecstatically preparing for the King.

Cerebral Palsy and immobility was no challenge for the ladies at The Shrine Club on Saturday, January 19, 2008, where they were serenaded by their favorite Elvis song "Love Me Tender". The event was a fund raiser for individuals with disabilities and all proceeds for the concert were put towards Shriner's Hospitals that assist children in need. As a result, VIP America, LLC donated eight tickets towards the cause.

Kaye and Gaye's love for Elvis began during a visit to Tennessee many years ago when they witnessed their older sister's Elvis collection. Since then, their admiration for the King has been magnified through their individual unique expressions. For example, Kaye & Gaye once had two dogs given to them, one was named Elvis and the other named Presley. And did we mention that the ladies also named their wheelchairs Elvis? At birth, the ladies were diagnosed with Cerebral Palsy. According to Medical Encyclopedia, Cerebral Palsy is a permanent brain injury or abnormal brain development that may occur during fetal growth. As a result groups of motor problems and physical disorders are common complications that may require the use of a wheelchair.

The night was a resounding success with the ladies returning home enchanted by the King.