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[Jordan Gallacher]

Rehab varies in each state. It stank in Missouri, and in Louisiana, it used to be pretty good depending on your counselor. 
Jordan 

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> On Jul 25, 2015, at 4:49 AM, BEth Taurasi via musictlk <musictlk at nfbnet.org> wrote:
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> Hi, all.
> I"m considering, after many bouts of arguing with Rehab here and there and everywhere, I'm going back to music school.  I can't just shop for a state that will do that stuff.  I"m considering a move from Denver to Arizona because, well, first of all, I'm having probs with my boyfriend's family not accepting me.  Second, I need to consider what Arizona Rehab will do as far as supporting a lifetime goal of either becoming a choral director, which may require auditions and instrumental juries, and or perhaps audio recording, but that will require accessibility barriers to be gone, completely gone.  I personally want to think about producing music, recording the stuff, and I want to do more than just the songs.  I was doing research and found several places, but one place had a funny ADA policy in which vision was mentioned.  Anyone want to fill me in on accessible ways to record music?  I would love to pursue this, but don't know how to get started.
> Beth
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