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Talk with an old widower
A few nights ago, I had a conversation with an older gentleman. He told me that his wife had passed away 3 years ago and they had been married for 41 years. He said, “I still grieve for her deeply.” … Continue reading
Melanoma Messengers Training & Philly trip
This weekend I attended the Melanoma Messengers Training through Melanoma Research Foundation (MRF). My father, went with me at my request. I just wasn’t ready to go to a strange city by myself (I’m a country gal) and didn’t want … Continue reading
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Rainbows & Mourning Doves 