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Karama Neal is a bioethics masters student at Loyola who started a blog after reading this one. We are proud. It is a cool blog, unfortunately much better than this one. The idea is that there are lots of people 'out there' who want to participate in social change but who are not sure what to do. Hence the name: "So what can I do." Take a look.

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Karama has an excellent blog there, as is yours. I have posted links to both at my own blog:http://www.thinkingnurse.blogspot.com/
a blog particularly for nurses in the field of learning disabilities.

Thanks so much for the nod! I'm so glad you thought my blog worthy of a post. I hope your readers will stop by for a visit. Comments and suggestions are welcomed.
Thanks again!

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