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Thousands attend the bi-annual Access Chicago event Thursday at Navy Pier.


New products for disabled unveiled at Chicago expo

by Rahel Solomon
July 19, 2012


EXPO PIC

The city calls it the largest expo for products and services for people with disabilities in the Midwest.But a Chicago woman who has attended the event for six years says it's not just about the products - it's about meeting new people.