02 70, 0118120762, kamishibai, bordères, 33155, 574 657 283, 4285, 1791, intimité, 3518797348, celentano, 12346290, isabombom20, 45040, 986932, 091302966, 268, 1919, keydrop, xjav, 5145876460, aquafelix, 91300, 8884315114, 3899930351, 3517445835, 92114, 12207, 0160 6166460, 3276767140, 223263300, 27791518, 1447, 2113, 0800 2000 136, lucet, 7328370282, 2967-20, 08004970794, 6269001124, 9313717320, 72014, 0345 355 3229, 030 22957920, 01514, 75228, amphitryon, 33033, 爱达地中海号避坑攻略, 3533634290, monasterolo, polonara, 8337351894, 8337531873, 1608, 3639, 0049-896-282-4112, 3891071034, giallorossi, jewellery, 76705, slinger, 3801814571, 5405460131, 9125903573, 4810, 12*12, 01, 8642081690, 3803, shelled, rs660, 04435, 0330 838 0122, zec, truccazzano, 604118956, 8055902250, 18002752036, preponderante, eastpack, 3533996255, 713620000, zighini, 89344814, perpelexity, 00150, 000000000, 1800 314 677, 3517557741, menbosha, roundcube, 1083, 1800807693, 45378, nccco, evanouissement, 8002076187, 3509630047, starzplay, 2192506835, galibert, 9128198455, biscotti, 7043866623, bryan.kohberger, 305, goheels, bbcicecream, 10908160012, 0291974733, 0.001, hamic, micardis, autoban, 7804206881, 18555873203, 15068, waders, 1844, monosomie, antonela, 8669934629, 53881, 800 463 3339, eurax, 8442606539, patera, 08380, d160, 306090, 11720, 1656, 18009059146, 0900300365, 母亲节, 918790052, 90404, 103100195, growth, 3802362526, 8*7, 5152174539, xanomeline, 8337382402, 5588, audrer, bioule, 1850, 3883440219, scottecs, 90028, 934596915, fightaware, 46254, 3898982362, 3286375616, 7175666161, 3770812215, 8178548532, 2058514558, beep, 01962, 4306, 80908, 9514045354, 18003920717, 77038, 28, soged, 2512910777, 9057690596, 919611568, gamebanana, 1888, mensualite, 91304, 18773952383, 2821-20, 01246, 0491, albatross, 800000, 3884457785, 2073067314, 030466, tempesta, 604113366, 640, linkem, 8436679414, elcarwash, asca, solax, 3615, 03005550285, 0.10, prinzide, 92230, virologie, 192.168.4.1, 1036, 605 220 320, 8164344300, 3216395177, kanoun, venture, maccheroni, 10315, 08000684951, deportations, 2155830758, jegher, clash下载, harkila, taty, 2069, sincro, 8558468376, 8562813706, eska, 09 70 83 19 70, 63123, 39, panckake, 6163177933, probus, 8008520411, 011301798, 8045974334, jughead, 64000, 03330571034, 072118122002, tdsb, 21227, 07000, 94123, agyrax, 3602199415, 6476763073, 4852, 1832, 3425186037, 29539579, ritcher, 11.77, sitc, 2147483647, 3444316915, nereo, cambon, 3897680464, 8005574906, 306, 0886607923, wky, 57513, 6194332755, 888, 8009359935, 989, 8603162982, 2623324009, 647027099, 605, bizarrement, 9018811494, 0451633799, 3271899396, 37027, 8174761844, 06874095, nho, adworks, 3337749188, 8595594907, 3280164905, 4download, biorance, 622248054, 8667956410, 1005, vertejas, 38300, 1700, 10465, 03202, pormohub, certamente, parachute, teleperformance, 196, 3333988189, 3335735083, dvn, metri, 3298823703, heheh, 314074269, 180-67, 6.99, wimereux, debitum, xxxxl, bugbear, 512943473, 77302, 44130, falconet, giunchiglia, 01482293811, 4075, 0249791234, 0468115550, 112, 1707, 6822675227, 132861, 80111, candidacy, cobe, guva, 4159077030, 28033, 3204, 8338848591, 3808649170, 022058585, gifu, 3888727620, alperia, 6169656460, airheads, 603236608, lidocain, 3511254774, 4509726595, 20 20, 930039974, 48155, 080, 2205, 8138041015, 918364421, 0808 196 5546, 4435677791, 01204, 91803, 08211, 3620, 935958568, 9085339038, 59260, 15711, merengon, 92015, 06874351007, 76501165180, sechelle, 3313611779, 1426, 5124536100, 8666746861, fisioscience, prontezza, klix, bukakke, 662998984, nomeia, violently, 387, 186.2.175, 6098038431, elettrostimolatori, 18882223456, 8474268085, 2107644963, vaiolo, 18884534330, 6677, 9104275043, 911 177 239, 30328, roofstock, tritaghiaccio, 02018395880, 366, 4085397900, 515262, 8774220763, giyi, 27609, 72168739, rigatonys, 9135635540, 072118122000, cadmapper, 18882722232, 18003359251, gracile, 28211, 288 365, 192.168.178.25, 김연경, hostas, aperitivo, 1029, programm, aerospazio, 63119, lyko, 696549552, 3.0, hemsworth, 8667127753, 63301, 607 250 163, 8772810415, novalac, 8008397416, berenice, 99201, 30263, 77532, 902113300, clairton, 18557647661, markowitz, 3274812715, 33624, 1-866-310-2355, 5.000, 18007656003, 1826, 3966, 2533722159, 30350, 92526, 18004636236, 5162029389, 2159873706, mathildtantot, 6146785859, 29029, 33300, 18886633279, 801102007, 28216, 01484221001, kangaroos, 5144615363, 2048, 80051890152, 924290199, inatal, 2504349704, netpost, fulda, 0115 762 9839, 8004923344, 22015, 4814, 72197, 59130, kora, 5197529205, 77070, 600018497, 624458461, 90035, 18004566004, 90803, 5136961920, 5859229299, 0290451615, 2159690777, 3279146757, ps6, 01625, jm下载, 62443, btc, 7183320600, 27519, pornostreaming, 7043646110, 4252952024, 0113 487 0430, 3509427114, 1080, 33173, cnavas, centenaire, thermomix, 02030027935, codirosso, 5148780094, 85050, 30772015377, 91011, 8592927002, 38 5, zeliq, 6700, 0152-19497194, 45202, 93306, 3274959642, 70807503, 30*12, 017688855222, 11808, 3511804295, 131500, 92660, boozt, 289.237.7517, 3240490146, 8339554337, 1799, 3512364250, 78245, writhe, 44200, 60126, afferente, 3896246691, 4694663041, 5052728100, 01252, 010-2001430, yakub, 621129463, 01502, 6268781449, deeper, 3423234243, 01930100, sirui, areski, 01386 341011, harrods, 9179983539, algs, 185, 0333 556 5838, 978090702, ambedo, 4006, 2010, 4750, 3019, نسونجي, tiphon, 3802689374, kavak, 4372445560, 46400, 0700, 3516893198, ufizzi, 3668219627, 848, 10025, 3918, indonésien, 192.168.2.1, snaps, tatou, calamine, ambulateur, 768, 01903 603308, coproscopie, 3444127052, filottrano, 37000, 174, 0841, fytoo, cannolo, 455, 11435, 778-282-8061, foniatra, 317, 7866536484, soutien, 07181, 6053134000, 5146347231, 0800032071, 99394, 77051, ms251, fch, 14 14, 0179 3000333, 3883457684, rippley, 36, 78757, 3512487456, 3347089481, 2516991485, 603334431, 9053189712, fubar, 3459345616, 697637510, 77088, 22-250, 3394554732, bicoque, 2050, 33844, 256, 1-888-407-0407, 4047262953, 322271627, 2222, 86154, 91303, 0800 761 3362, 18884267826, labiche, 1730, 919701986, 338, 071921891, 08980, 914187968, 3511931446, tenia, panuelos, portakabin, 5201314, clemsom, 92100, vôtre, 3393790329, spongebob, 2066, 15_054_0128_1_3, 5-10-15, blookw, daimler, spooky, treacly, bricocasa, 21060, sorbo, 3511357949, palermocalcio, 329, 12546012645, 065400153, 1884451955, 503233510, 63026, 8439947387, 8556148530, 50501, 18006315590, 46701467, springbone, www.cox.com, 610780307, solemia, fdj, 2103010293, luffy, 8555737348, 621359711, 2400, 900 300 188, haystax, 32837, 5600, 4625, 911217191, 高血压, vocaroo, 3884064290, 635334993, 03334432311, sbaraglio, tradeview, dogcoin, 8667620558, 602502534, rsms, 9727530822, incoming, 7722235945, 70703592, pitgam, 0948220000, qwe, tits, 3512805494, kailscan, 6474904311, 94016, midl, 38970, 18888722422, moovbob.com, 557, 4.7, 3884976338, 90274, deepnest, rougue, 08470, sözcü, 70337070, 514-397-4415, 1300888867, 7043171900, 5107474557, namelix, 040 325 325 555, 178, 60314, 33823, mayuretube, tamponare, 93012, 6303879597, 602950000, glicemia, magabox, 2.9, pentecost, tronelli, 6105, 3780301100, 41042, zeder, usahs, 53941129613, plybuzz, 30009, 000660, 9513809713, 4022801488, 01473 260000, 9047236300, 60644, 4432611224, leho, 911176821, 7404340660, 1200, megasun, vpa, 855.262.0541, 663999489, magicsplash, 03030635050, 4*7, 33122, 65821, 583252900, 18004928468, bierhaus, 6502530000, 810060010, 0800 014 8840, 08009178132, 이리갤, 663582673, 18003170023, 02 8503 4691, shroomspace, pqrstu, 603900697, murio, 27526, 5873338605, 8051, 21465, 662866690, 3331926407, 3802425752, schwarzwald, 3533982353, 28201, isentress, iphone17, gioiapura, 662903953, 25-16, googlemybusiness, 90272, 7657513244, 3290396313, 85, evony, artrosulfur, 4073173800, p0420, 3298387350, 795, 8152877145, 8668467852, 5678, bellato, 192.168.1.254., 602421540, footasylum, 8788797999, energía, 533100533, 020 8780 4180, 053, 3510906613, 8007114555, 1617, 122187238, 11368, multivitaminici, 3770852098, pâque, 3284368936, 1.2, 3427646875, 3725572815, 800.288.9983, 621194355, 3296538264, 02920, tutition, flexart, amelie.fr, 02 9054 4851, gabby16bit, 01482 293795, motoriste, 7807355746, ritukumar, 3273992032, 3209291192, 21206, 0345, euronaval, sornay, maltipoi, dirtyroulet, 3792975728, otamatone, 0323139440, fappenist, 18003613311, sextant, 5.45, 502308308, arecibo, 1842, 02071889613, 2489194318, wap, 38001, 01806740153, 551, pérennité, 43, nespole, 2169573250, 064000020, 101.9, 200, tabotamp, 8177866703, 0118, cannarsi, 180-114, 21700, llanos, 77089, 20705, 9145368312, wingo, 8669972488, 137468, kern, ncess, 8332665655, 8677679200, 2124760905, 8009420854, 299, 347, 6.9, 9044361165, 80919, avvallamento, z34.81, yelapa, 18007666786, 1.000, 93300, 9313434530, 991.2, 6-49, 5198049853, 80121, 3482602372, nasty, 702209, 32601, rfg, adesanya, 8332392133, mazzarino, 94105, 630303497, 8006520644, 3515791269, 5625151779, 07231, 515248, 50000, ffd, 7142743826, 3271517206, 08000338015, 0258503285, 3481703704, betesil, 76437, 8009100254, 1.1.1, 3282097325, 1207, 9782451403, 4033510020, 91761, 3807666400, 3478435466863762, 03303335512, poo14, 8867, 613167592, 8938, 2531, 503233526, 8566778008, 8552005453, 192.168.178 2.1, 5-15, 26.5.2, mommysgirl, vls, 18008765581, ottod'ame, 6477253290, pourrieres, 052000113, 672849872, borelli, 1840, 3509717260, campton, mortion, bonjo, 18002763214, 5596248100, 3518780997, habeeb, 8882804331, 5132830807, 637818670, 917276402, superligaen, 378, 500900502, flashback, barbarossa, 44000, 192.168.18.1, 298, 80229, 40010166, fibrosis, apollonias, cph4, 365sportlive, 657639098, 71, 8887852471, 77041, 7052421446, diazapan, 18007450572, récipient, 1331, ballotte

Working When Disabled

By Allan Checkoway
 
Regrettably, Americans with disabilities are facing disproportionate higher rates of unemployment when compare to Americans without disabilities. Considering our modern day emphasis on nondiscrimination, equality and equal rights, anyone with a disability should have, to the maximum extent possible; the same opportunities as everyone else. Everyone should have the opportunity to live independently, participate in an active community life, and especially be able to engage in productive employment.



According to the U.S. Department of Labor, only 20 percent of people with disabilities are employed or seeking employment compared to 69 percent of the population without disabilities. Of the disabled individual’s that are seeking employment, 15 percent have not been able to find work.



We don’t have the “luxury” of knowing exactly why anyone with a disability may not be employable. Yet, as a matter of fact, my personal experiences have proven to be the opposite. That is, in many situations, someone with a disability may well be a more desirable employee than someone who is not impaired in anyway.


Based on my employee benefit background specializing in disability and long term care coverages, I’m confident that someone with a disability would be most appreciative of a job opportunity. And that is why when we were looking for someone to do some telemarketing and customer service work; we actively sought out people who were disabled.



We hired someone who had previously been diagnosed with Parkinson’s several years before. Now that they had become familiar with their new found limitations, they were eager to become productive again. The bottom line, we were grateful and appreciative to have our newest employee representing our organization. Their own appreciation for a new found opportunity made them a most valuable asset. 



ACTIVELY WORKING

The DOL (Department of Labor) and CEA (White House Council of Economic Advisors) identified the employment levels of people with and without a disability. Based on 2010-2012 Census Bureau’s survey, only one-third (32%) of working age people with disabilities were employed vs. over two-thirds (72.7%) of people without disabilities. The DOL and CEA joint initiative referred to identified a growth opportunity for someone with a disability seeking employment in 2015 and beyond.



It was determined that “most job growth is in occupations where computer use is important”. In addition, they confirmed that “technology and corporate policies are also creating more possibilities for home-based and other flexible work arrangements that can especially benefit people with disabilities who deal with transportation difficulties and medical concerns.”



SEEKING EMPLOYMENT?

If you want to work but are not, I’m here today to offer some “food for thought”. If you’re presently utilizing a wheelchair, have you decided that working isn’t for you; either it would be too physically demanding or you already have enough income to live on? If you’re per chance collecting Social Security disability benefits, are you fearful of losing your Social Security benefits? If this is true, then it’s important to become familiar with the Social Security ‘Ticket to Work’ program.




The Social Security ‘Ticket to Work’ program is free and was designed to prevent the immediate loss of disability benefits and medical insurance. It has been described as a “safety net’ allowing you the opportunity to transition back to the work world again.

Please make sure that when seeking a job placement service that they are a Certified Social Security Administration (SSA) Employment Network participating in the Ticket-To-Work program.



The “good news” is that when researching return to work opportunities, I discovered myemploymentoptions.com; best described as women helping women. I came across a wonderful article authored by Lori Adler titled ‘My Story: Working at Home Can Change Your Life’. Lori has given us reprint permission of her story which follows:



I hated the inevitable question, “What do you do for a living?” I didn’t want to say that I was on Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI).  I didn’t want to tell anyone that I did not have a job. But that was the truth. I had a disability, and it interfered with my ability to work locally.



This was a very hard time for me. I was always a good student, hard worker and a ‘go-getter’.  I had always worked since I was a teen. Now, I had too much time on my hands. I missed having a set routine. Moreover, I missed that feeling of being productive and the social interaction.



A few years went by and then I learned the Social Security Administration had created a free return-to-work program for people with disabilities, like me, receiving Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) and/or Supplemental Security Income (SSI) benefits. Even though I had not worked in a very long time, I still believed that I had abilities and skills to offer the working world.  I just had no idea how to go about getting a job or whether I could handle the “working world” again. Moreover, I was afraid. As much as I needed more money, I simply could not afford to lose my monthly cash or health benefits right away. I needed a chance to ‘try’ working.



However, this Social Security Administration return-to-work program, officially called the Ticket to Work program, was free, which made my ears perk up. They also told me I wouldn’t lose my cash benefits or medical care at once. It is a gradual program with a large safety net to allow me to ‘try’ to test the waters of working again and see how I would do.



If I wanted to try it out, all I had to do was contact an employment network (EN) that was certified to handle program participants. I called Employment Options because I liked the name. After I finished all my screenings, they told me I would be a good candidate for working from home.



At first, I didn’t think I was cut out for working from home because of my own fears, but then I began to realize what a great deal it was for people with disabilities and their employers.  American companies save on all the overhead, while the employee avoids all the cost and time of commuting. Plus, and perhaps most important, the work-space and work environment is already set up with accommodations for a person’s particular disability.



My disability is a hidden disability and working from home was my only option. Working from home through the Ticket to Work program has been life changing. I feel I got a second chance at a career because I had the professional help I needed to get a good job that fits my needs.



When I first became a client of Employment Options, I was scared and so many thoughts ran through my head. Could I do this?  Should I do this?  What about my benefits check? What about my Medicare?  The staff helped me fully understand the program so I felt comfortable.  My self-confidence gradually improved and I love my first Work at Home position because I felt like I had ‘back-up’ and support to help me in the job.



I am still a client of the Ticket to Work program and Employment Options today. However, now, I also work for Employment Options and help advocate for the program and the Work At Home services that changed my life.  I have been in the program several years and I have grown in my confidence and am gradually working toward self-sufficiency.



Many of the staff like myself receive disability benefits and are in the Ticket to work program.  We share our own stories to help our clients succeed!  For those who want to try to work again and receive SSDI/SSI, there is free help for you!



Ticket To Work gave me that cushion to transition back to work, which means now I can answer the question, “What do you for a living?” with a big smile!
  
Lori Adler is the Senior Marketing Liaison for Employment Options and also manages all their online events.  She loves helping others by talking about the Ticket to Work program and is happy to share her own story and answer questions about the program or provide free resources. Email: ladler@myemploymentoptions.com  or 800-441-3114 ext. 763

Resource: National Disability Institute
 
Allan Checkoway, RHU most recently authored “I’m Disabled . . . Now What?” , created for people whose lives have been impacted by changes in their overall health. Fortunately, our decades of experiences in working with people who have become disabled, sometimes ending up in long term care situations has given us a unique perspective that can benefit our readers. We’ve taken what we believe to be all the best up to date accessABLE resources from a multitude of resources, putting them all together in one place in “I’m Disabled . . . Now What?” and on our new website DisabilityandSeniorResources.com. We are dedicated to helping restore active lifestyles. Allan is presently the Principal of Disability Services Group, an Employee Benefit Advisory firm. Allan’s  email: allan@disabilityservices.com. 











Labels: ,

6 comments:

  1. Frank DanleyJune 6, 2015 at 1:57 AM

    Working while on inability may appear to be illogical since the reason for handicap advantages is to give salary to individuals who can't work. Be that as it may, in specific circumstances, working is not against Social Security's guidelines by help of thesis writing service.

    ReplyDelete
  2. Guo GuoJune 16, 2015 at 11:45 PM

    cleveland cavaliers jersey
    golden state warriors jerseys
    mbt shoes
    chanel handbags
    los angeles lakers jerseys
    nike free
    dallas cowboys jersey
    washington redskins jerseys
    arizona cardinals jerseys
    kansas city chiefs jerseys
    atlanta falcons jersey
    nike air max uk
    green bay packers jerseys
    hermes belt
    nike outlet store
    barcelona jersey
    tory burch outlet
    chicago blackhawks jersey
    nike huarache
    michael kors uk
    mulberry outlet
    manchester united jersey
    new england patriots jerseys
    oklahoma city thunder jerseys
    baltimore ravens jerseys
    michael kors uk
    ray ban sunglasses
    nike roshe
    cheap football shirts
    nike trainers
    air max 2014
    stuart weitzman boots
    the north face jackets
    nike free 5.0
    coach outlet canada
    nike free uk
    denver broncos jerseys
    new york knicks jersey
    oakland raiders jerseys
    san antonio spurs jerseys
    wei20150617

    ReplyDelete
  3. UnknownJuly 10, 2015 at 2:51 AM

    louis vuitton handbags
    oakley sunglasses
    fake watches
    louis vuitton handbags
    nba jerseys
    coach factory outlet
    michael kors handbags
    coach outlet
    timberland canada
    ray ban sunglasses
    toms shoes outlet
    louis vuitton
    kate spade diaper bag
    ralph lauren outlet
    hollister kids
    jordan 13s
    michael kors
    mont blanc legend
    tory burch outlet online
    michael kors outlet online sale
    louis vuitton handbags uk
    ed hardy clothing outlet
    ed hardy outlet store
    coach outlet online
    kobe bryant shoes for kids
    oakley outlet
    louis vuitton handbags
    copy watches
    cheap toms shoes
    fendi bags
    coco chanel
    coach outlet
    pandora rings
    insanity workout
    longchamp sale
    true religion
    20150710xiong

    ReplyDelete
  4. Qing CaiJuly 20, 2015 at 5:55 AM

    nfl jerseys
    ray ban wayfarer
    true religion outlet
    instyler
    michael kors outlet
    new york jets jerseys
    polo ralph lauren outlet
    beats by dre
    asics shoes
    michael kors canada
    michael kors outlet
    san antonio spurs jerseys
    burberry handbags
    michael kors uk outlet
    puma sneakers
    air jordan shoes
    burberry outlet
    tods shoes
    ray ban sunglasses
    true religion jeans
    thomas sabo
    mizuno running
    kobe shoes
    michael kors outlet online
    salomon shoes
    kate spade handbags
    abercrombie
    kansas city chiefs jerseys
    kate spade handbags
    tory burch outlet online
    toms outlet
    new england patriots jerseys
    burberry outlet
    giuseppe zanotti
    air jordan shoes
    ralph lauren outlet
    chanel outlet
    lebron james shoes
    marc jacobs outlet
    marc jacobs
    cai2015720

    ReplyDelete
  5. 林磊October 6, 2015 at 6:09 AM

    2015-10-6leilei
    Jordan Concords Low And High
    coach outlet online
    Christian Louboutin Outlet Sale Cheap Online
    Cheap Ray Ban Wayfarer
    Oakley Polarized Sunglasses Cheap Outlet Store
    uggs sale
    Louis Vuitton Purses For Cheap
    Authentic Air Jordan 13 shoes for sale
    canada goose sale
    Nike Kobe Bryant Basketball Shoes
    Authentic Louis Vuitton Bags Discount
    Hollister Tees for Men
    ralph lauren
    hollister clothing
    Jordan 8 Phoenix Suns
    Outlet Michael Kors Handbags
    Designer Louis Vuitton Bags Discount
    michael kors bags
    michael kors uk
    Michael Kors Handbags Clearance Outlet
    tory burch sale
    Michael Kors Outlet Sale Handbags Discount
    canada goose
    michael kors uk
    Louis Vuitton Outlet Stores Usa

    ReplyDelete
  6. Qing CaiOctober 9, 2015 at 9:19 PM

    nike air max uk, http://www.nikeairmaxshoes.org.uk/
    wellensteyn jackets, http://www.barbour.us.com/
    michael kors outlet, http://www.michaelkorsoutletcanada.in.net/
    ugg sale, http://www.uggoutlet.org.uk/
    the north face outlet, http://www.northface-outlet.cc/
    ray ban sunglasses, http://www.raybansunglass.com.au/
    gucci, http://www.borseguccioutlet.it/
    ugg boots, http://www.winterjackets.us.com/
    soccer jerseys, http://www.cheapsoccerjersey.net/
    polo ralph lauren, http://www.poloralphlauren.us.org/
    coach outlet, http://www.coachoutletstores.com.co/
    christian louboutin, http://www.scarpelouboutin.it/
    links of london, http://www.linksoflondons.co.uk/
    hermes outlet, http://www.hermesoutletstore.us.com/
    lululemon outlet, http://www.lululemonoutletstore.in.net/
    fitflop, http://www.fitflop.in.net/
    jordan shoes, http://www.jordanshoes.us.com/
    kobe bryant shoes, http://www.kobebryantshoes.in.net/
    ed hardy clothing, http://www.edhardy.us.com/
    true religion jeans, http://www.truereligionjeansoutlets.us.com/
    cyber monday deals, http://www.blackfridaydeals.us.com/
    air jordan 11, http://www.airjordan11.net/
    michael kors outlet store, http://www.michaelkorsoutlet-store.us.com/
    cheap nfl jerseys, http://www.cheapnfljerseys.org/
    air max 2014, http://www.airmax2014.net/
    cai20151010

    ReplyDelete

We would love to hear from you! Please become a member to comment. Thank you!

Note: Only a member of this blog may post a comment.

Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom)