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After college the client stated she started working for the Alcorn County School District. She later upon her marriage moved to Atlanta, Ga where she worked for the Griffin-Spalding School System in Griffin Ga. Her and her husband moved back to Mississippi where she went to work for the Madison County School System. She is credited for started the Speech Program for the speech and hearing impaired children in Madison County. After her divorce, she started working for the Jackson Public School District where she retired. All the employment positions the clients has held where Speech Pathologists. She stated working with children has always be her calling and the love of her

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