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Redcliffe woman diagnosed with rare disorder writes book on accepting people with a disability

by Emilie Ng

19 July 2017 - Updated on 1 April 2021

Embracing life: Gretta Kennedy was bullied as a child for having a rare disorder that affects ...

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Redcliffe woman diagnosed with rare disorder writes book on accepting people with a disability

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