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Marc Munroe Dion
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Columnist and Reporter, The Herald News
Fall River
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publishingI love facilitating conversations about the cycle of entrepreneurship. I see the power in podcasting and presenting.
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By Marc Munroe Dion Verified| Daily Herald Verified Marc Munroe Dion I knew a guy once, clerical type guy, had a stroke, couldn’t work anymore. He was a few years shy of retirement age, so he needed to get himself on disability and the health insurance the state provides for people in his situation. He lived alone, had worked since he was old enough to work and was able to walk unsteadily and live alone after the stroke. It was maybe 20 years ago.
By Marc Munroe Dion Verified| ArcaMax@ I knew a guy once, clerical type guy, had a stroke, couldn't work anymore. He was a few years shy of retirement age, so he needed to get himself on disability and the health insurance the state provides for people in his situation. He lived alone, had worked since he was old enough to work and was able to walk unsteadily and live alone after the stroke. It was maybe 20 years ago.
By Marc Munroe Dion Verified| Daily Herald Verified Marc Munroe Dion I knew a guy once, clerical type guy, had a stroke, couldn’t work anymore. He was a few years shy of retirement age, so he needed to get himself on disability and the health insurance the state provides for people in his situation. He lived alone, had worked since he was old enough to work and was able to walk unsteadily and live alone after the stroke. It was maybe 20 years ago.
Company Info
The Herald News
Boston, United States
+1 508-676-8211
Founded: 1872