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Amy Chally

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I'm an accidental author with a passion for helping and educating others. I love writing, speaking, and spending time with my family and my Successor Service Dog Portland. Making Independence Happen, my first novella is a two-part memoir for 5th grader's on up, that I started writing back in 2012. Why? Well, like any author, I have a story to tell and I want to encourage anyone who has ever struggled to find their place in this world. 15% of sales go to Canine Companions for Independence. If you want to know more about me visit my website.
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Making Independence Happen, One Paw at a Time: The Story of Team Chally, Service Dog Ambassadors for Canine Companions for Independence
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Amy Chally (Goodreads Author),

Yazzen Chally

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ReTHINK DisABILITY

I shared my story with the Illinois Association of Community Action Agencies this year for International Day of Acceptance in my first webinar. As I share the video from this, remember that this presentation is my perspective on diversity and inclusion as someone with a disability. It is not exhaustive, nor is it universal. It is my experience, and it also includes some research. Also, remembe Read more of this blog post »

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