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From left to right, Dean Suhr, Carolina Sommer, Katie Schied and I at the Rare Disease Fair in Seattle. Schied, Suhr and I were on a panel discussion for paid family caregiving and Sommer founded the fair. Photo credit: Carolina’s daughter, Mari
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I joined the fine folks above to speak at the Rare Disease Fair on Friday about employi…
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