Janice Bartley: Italian Stallion
The Moth
02/15/10
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A woman with cerebral palsy falls in love for the first time (story told through translator due to speech impediment). Janice Bartley is a graduate of The MothSHOP Community Program and a speaker for the Self-Advocacy Association of New York State.
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