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You are listed as #5 in my listing of 7 blogs.

Now on to my comment -

This is a wonderful series. Just the other day I was wondering if I suffer from Multiple Chemical Sensitivity and glad to see the other comment mentioning this as well.

This blog is written by a AT in NJ school district. She wrote about attending Closing the Gap conference. It is a series that covers the exhibit hall, etc.

You two could team up for a book or joint venture.

http://jvanhouten.blogspot.com/2007/08/attending-closing-gap-like-prop-2007.html

The one thing I would add is that with handouts, it is helpfu.l to have other formats besides large print. For example, I often work with the presenters at workshops to get electronic copies of their handouts, slides and other materials. It might be helpful to prepare presenters in advance so that they know that this may be a request made by participants. It’s great for people who have reading challenges such as dyslexia or physical challenges with holding a handout. That is the only thing I can think of to add.

I am really enjoying this series, but I love your whole blog.

Something to add to the list:
Direct Access Solutions provides hotel kits for not only those with dwarfism but also for those who require assistance being independant.

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