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The Abler has a FB Page! And Medium

The Abler has a Facebook page! Come check it out. Just search The Abler Blog^ Come like the page and stay updated on all the latest news related to the blog, and community. Which is also on FB. simply search  The Official FB Group Of The Abler Blog. I have also started writing for Medium. you can look up my two newest pieces by a simple search on Medium.com "No Strangers To The Fight: Growing Up The CP Way." And my second piece: "the Great Debate Of Being Called, Inspirational In The Disability Community."  Also, I am in contacts with all my interviewers, and I am hoping to have the last piece on PCOS, an interview with Baltimore's Traffic reporter/personality Meredith Marx. Where she will talk about her journey with PCOS, and IVF. I am hoping to have that up before July 1st. *We're trying to put a time down.*

Once that piece is completed. My Next blog post on Vocational Services and Transportation will soon follow. Thank you for your patience, and support. -FounderWriter -Jessica

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