A Fierce Accessibility Advocate- Fanny Zambrano

In this episode:

• Fanny shares her diagnostic journey to her diagnosis. She is from a large family in Chicago. 
• A large family meant a lot of family gatherings for Fanny, and she refused to let her mobility issues keep her from them. This is an issue that affects a lot of people with mobility issues, especially during the holiday season.
• With her mother not speaking English, when Fanny was a child, she learned early to advocate for herself as she translated for her mother during doctor appointments.
• Fanny shares her experience during college. She knew a large campus would be impossible for her, so she found a college in Texas where the building was only three floors and not as expansive as other campuses. 
• She shares about overcoming other people's perceptions. And how she learned to overcome her embarrassment of using a wheelchair.

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