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Normal? Its all relative. And subjective. And bottom line, does “normal” matter? Or does love and laughter?
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When life gives her lemons, Theresa laughs; the lemonade is all the more sweet. ( with apologies for the quality of this video)
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What the bear who came to visit and ate her Mexican leftovers taught Marianne
Beth’s Story: Swipe Right, Swipe Left, I’m A Kid In A Candy Store
Beth’s Story: Swipe Right, Swipe Left, I’m A Kid In A Candy Store
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