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Why I needed to go to Court today

2 Nov 2011 by Cheryl Chan, No Comments »


			
				
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					Cheryl Chan has written 17 articles on this blog.
					Cheryl Chan is the Community Manager for HMEA, Inc and the Autism Resource Center of Central MA.  More importantly, Mom to Nick, age 17 who has low-functioning Autism; and Isabelle, age 11, who is a budding fashionista.  Social Media evangelist, advocate, motorcycle rider who speaks Japanese.
					
						
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