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Wow I have a Podcast...

I never thought that I would be hosting my own podcast and here I am. I don’t know where this is going to go but I’m so excited. I want to discuss the important issues of the day that disabled people deal with along with those of us who are chronically ill. Those with mental and physical limitations, it doesn’t matter. Whatever.

The Mad Chronically Ill Girl is where we’ll meet up with a cup of coffee and just...chat.

Okay?

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