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A New Generation of Disability Advocates: The Patients Themselves
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July 25, 2016
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3:44Now PlayingChildren with disabilities or chronic medical conditions, including autism and muscular dystrophy, have grown up and are taking on the mantle of advocacy their parents carried. WSJ’s Amy Dockser Marcus joins Lunch Break with details on the next generation of disabilities advocates. Photo: Shanda Venneau
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