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We are starting off our first blog post with 5 free programs. Many programs designed for people with disabilities are often extremely expensive and not financially accessible. Continue reading “5 Free Programs for Accessibility”
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As Disabled people we view success very differently from non-disabled people and it’s not linear. Non-disabled people usually have a very ridged view of success such as having a well-paying career, a house, and a family all by a certain age. Continue reading “Success Measured in Spoons”
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