Something on the Inside: Starter Journal #1 - Conley, Angela L.
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Born Angela L. Washington to Barbara J. Mack and Raymond C. Washington of Washington DC. A Student of Draper and Simon Elementary School, a graduate of Hart Jr. High, Ballou Sr. High School and Washington Technical School of Washington DC. I lived in Condon Terrace, one of the roughest neighborhoods in Southeast DC. In 1985 I was injured on my job which resulted in my right leg being amputated above the knee after a medical procedure was not administered properly. I spent 30 years in DC until I moved in 1993 to Fort Washington, MD because I was unable to find affordable accessible housing in…mehr

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Born Angela L. Washington to Barbara J. Mack and Raymond C. Washington of Washington DC. A Student of Draper and Simon Elementary School, a graduate of Hart Jr. High, Ballou Sr. High School and Washington Technical School of Washington DC. I lived in Condon Terrace, one of the roughest neighborhoods in Southeast DC. In 1985 I was injured on my job which resulted in my right leg being amputated above the knee after a medical procedure was not administered properly. I spent 30 years in DC until I moved in 1993 to Fort Washington, MD because I was unable to find affordable accessible housing in the District of Columbia. I am married with three children and the CEO of Alegna Enterprises.
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Born Angela L. Washington to Barbara J. Mack and Raymond C. Washington of Washington DC. A Student of Draper and Simon Elementary School, a graduate of Hart Jr. High, Ballou Sr. High School and Washington Technical School of Washington DC. I lived in Cordon Terrace, one of the roughest neighborhoods in Southeast DC. In 1985 I was injured on my job which resulted in my right leg being amputated above the knee after a medical procedure was not administered properly. I spent 30 years in DC until I moved in 1993 to Fort Washington, MD because I was unable to find affordable accessible housing in the District of Columbia. I am married with three children and the CEO of Alegna Enterprises.