Differently Abled Episode 3

from Differently Abled · host Lennell Key & Bernie Williams

In episode 3 we discuss the Jay-Z/NFL deal in detail. We really get deep into what happens when our special needs children grow up, our fear, and concerns. We also take a look at techniques and methods to develop important life skills.

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