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Tammy Doe: A Short Story
If you met Tammy Doe today, you’d never know that barely a year ago she was a painfully shy young woman that rarely left her bedroom much less her home. When she first entered the Post program, Tammy was unable to make eye contact, or hold a conversation. Making friends was all but impossible due to her shyness, and severe nervousness. Fast forward one year, and with the assistance of Post CARES and the Waiver program, Tammy is now a social butterfly; fully capable of holding her own in any conversation and making new friends every day. You’ll see Tammy at all the Post events, attending her many friends birthday celebrations and even throwing her own parties! Tammy, you’ve come so far, and we’re so incredibly proud of
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