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My dear friend had just visited a doctor who specializes in infectious disease. She called, ready to fill me in: Me: So, what did she say? Friend: Well, get this:
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I should forgive myself. After all, it was two days before Thanksgiving. I had things on my mind. What to bring to the neighbors…who hadn’t I reached out to yet…and
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