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Who am I?

I was asked recently, which post of the many on my blog is an accurate reflection of who I am… The short answer is: none.  other than the Houdini series.  Which is mostly about my early years. So I thought I would draft a post about me. I am 40 years old.  I am considered disabled due to long term health conditions. I have 5 kids aged 18 or under.  3 of these kids are boys with special needs. I am a dissertation shy of a PhD in Business.  My study was going to be on utilizing virtual reality tools/games to teach social skills to kids with Autism. How did I become a stay at home father? My wife and I moved our family to a small town in the hopes that we could capture some of the atmosphere for our children that we had grown up with.  In the

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