Charity Tillemann-Dick: Singing For Her Life (with someone else's lungs).
Charity Tillemann-Dick grew up in Denver, CO, with her 10 brothers and sisters. She loved to sing from her earliest memories, so she did the logical thing; graduated high school 3 years early, sped through college...and became a political operative by her late teens! What?! All the while, though, she continued to sing…
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