From Nancy Scott, Easton, PA:
The Ziegler Magazine has helped me in many ways. Here are a few:
--I bought my first used Braille 'n Speak from a listing in Special Notices in the early 1990's. It was affordable. The seller was honest and prompt. That notetaker and its upgrades changed my life and helped my writing career enormously. I can't imagine a day without it now.
--I sold many copies of my poetry chapbook, Hearing the Sunrise, through Special Notices. I also have publicized numerous organizational resources during 20 years that I have received the magazine.
--My op-ed piece, which appeared in the Philadelphia Inquirer, among others, was written as a direct result of a letter published in Readers Forum. That Inquirer byline paid me $100 and gave me bragging rights for weeks. It also earned me a personal letter from disabilities activist Justin Dart.
Mrs. Ziegler is still making a difference after 100 years. What a legacy!
--I bought my first used Braille 'n Speak from a listing in Special Notices in the early 1990's. It was affordable. The seller was honest and prompt. That notetaker and its upgrades changed my life and helped my writing career enormously. I can't imagine a day without it now.
--I sold many copies of my poetry chapbook, Hearing the Sunrise, through Special Notices. I also have publicized numerous organizational resources during 20 years that I have received the magazine.
--My op-ed piece, which appeared in the Philadelphia Inquirer, among others, was written as a direct result of a letter published in Readers Forum. That Inquirer byline paid me $100 and gave me bragging rights for weeks. It also earned me a personal letter from disabilities activist Justin Dart.
Mrs. Ziegler is still making a difference after 100 years. What a legacy!
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