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Hi! My name is Megan Deahl! I am a wife, momma, writer, disability advocate, animal lover, and avid crafter. Do you have questions about ableism? Please feel free to email me at deahldisabilityactivism@gmail.com. We can only eradicate ableism through education.

This is a photo of Megan and her family. Megan is in a power chair and’is leaning into Nate, her husband who is in his power chair. Alister, their son is sitting on Nate’s shoulders. Megan is wearing an organge dress. Nate and Alister are wearing red flanel skirts and jeans. All of them have big smiles. They are outside in front f colorful trees.
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