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See Me Speak on June 27 at 12 pm CST! Surviving Graduate School While Managing Your Mental and Physical Health

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Come see me speak (virtually) next Tuesday, June 27 from noon to 1 pm CST! I’ll be talking about surviving graduate school when you have mental and physical health challenges. Register…

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Thank you for your patience! Growing Pains

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Heads up…things might look a bit wonky on this site as I try to make it more accessible…Also see resources for how to request masks in healthcare settings and how to stay covered with the end of the Public Health Emergency.

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Stop Asking Disabled People, “What Happened To You?”

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“What happened to you?” “Were you born like this or did something happen to you?” “Why are you in a wheelchair?” 

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