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Hi, I’m Courtney—former journalist and teacher, current advocate, proud military wife, and domestic engineer to 3 kids (one who happens to rock an extra chromosome). Welcome to my virtual soapbox for the empowerment of individuals with disabilities. Let’s advocate!

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