The questioner and mirror (Oct 2, 2021) After 15 years in palliative care and in the hospice and 30 years as a nurse, Debbie Dolan was selected to lead the Palliative & Supportive Care of Nantucket (PASCON) supported palliative care program at Nantucket Cottage Hospital. As the new director, Dolan …
Read More »Midland Breast Cancer Survivors in Support Groups: “I don’t know what I would have done without them”
Janey Lasley was diagnosed with breast cancer on October 19, 2016. She has been cancer-free since March 2017. MIDLAND, Texas – Janey Lasley loves volunteering at Hope House. She makes sandwiches for the cancer patients who are going through chemo and radiation like she once did. “Actually five years ago, …
Read More »Where to find help in the fight against any addiction
There are many resources available for those struggling with addiction. (Stock Photo) Substance abuse can take many forms. The ways to treat it can, too. Here are some places where people struggling with substance abuse can find help in Milwaukee. Did we miss something? E-mail [email protected] Where can you be …
Read More »Governor Newsom signs bill to return Bruce’s Beach to black offspring
SB 796 enables Los Angeles County Regulators to begin the land transfer to the Bruce family immediately The state’s work to redeem historical injustices and promote justice includes the nation’s first task force to study reparations for African Americans, reforms for a more equitable criminal justice system, and investing in …
Read More »“Settle you safely and with dignity”; Five Afghan families arrive in eastern Massachusetts next week
As the first family arrives in Massachusetts and moves into their new home in Worcester County, the International Institute of New England (IINE) prepares to relocate seven families in eastern Massachusetts and New Hampshire next week. Jeffery Thielman, President and CEO of IINE, said they are considering housing five families …
Read More »Battle Creek’s SHARE Center is for more than just drop-ins. It provides access to resources and services.
Editor’s Note: This story is part of Southwest Michigan Second Wave On the ground Battle Creek range. When children come to the SHARE Center with their families to eat, Robert Elchert wants them to feel like they are dining in a restaurant and not in a “charity”. Elchert, executive director …
Read More »Headlines – Virtual support groups for family carers are offered
Annapolis, MD (28.09.2021) – The virtual self-help groups for caregivers take place via the Zoom platform; You can log in using your computer or listen over the phone. The self-help groups meet on October 13th (1: 00-2: 30 pm) and October 19 (1: 00-2: 30 pm). To receive the Zoom …
Read More »Homeschooling increases during the pandemic
Willow Polizzi, now ninth grader, made crystals in eighth grader last year. In recent years homeschooling has made its way into the United States. It is no coincidence that it reflects the start of the pandemic when classroom teaching was in flux and many parents felt they had no choice …
Read More »As the first Afghan families this weekend in bulk. the state faces a historic humanitarian challenge
“This is unprecedented – the last major humanitarian operation like this was after the Vietnam War,” said Jeff Kinney of Worcester-based Ascentria Care Alliance, which is working to bring about 400 evacuees to Worcester and western Massachusetts. “But this one is massive because it happened so quickly and the relocation …
Read More »For those over 55, September 26th-October. 3, 2021 | family
For information on services for older adults, please contact Pam Jacobsen, Director of the Retiree and Seniors Program and Helen Mary Stevick Senior Citizens Center, 2102 Windsor Place, C at 217-359-6500. RSVP and the Stevick Center are administered by the Family Service of Champaign County. ANNOUNCEMENTS National Day of Service …
Read More »Church courses, employment agencies promote autonomy in terms of time | News, sports, jobs
An employee of the new Deseret Industries in Houston, Texas helps customers April 15, 2021. (Courtesy Intellectual Reserves) Deseret Industries employee Vivian Sapkin (left) receives instructions from Ben Maradiaga, manager of Sugarhouse DI and Christy Peterson, manager of Sugarhouse ERC. (Courtesy Intellectual Reserves) Angelia Call, Center, meets with employees at …
Read More »NAMI 4-County to Host Sufficient Grace Ministries | October 5th Local health
ARCHBOLD – The NAMI Four County’s October 5th meeting will be presented by Kelly Gerken, Founder and General Manager of Sufficient Grace Ministries (SGM), based near Deshler. Sufficient Grace was founded by Gerken in 2004 after the death of twin daughters and later a son. The Department provides local, state, …
Read More »Some indigenous groups fear that a larger Bears Ears National Monument would restrict access to the ritual space
As the daughter of a ninety-year-old Navajo medic, Ana Tom is used to long car journeys. Tom supports her mother Betty Jones’ role as a traditional healer by taking her far away from San Juan County in search of rare herbs for use in various traditional medicines important in Navajo …
Read More »Do environmental factors cause ADHD?
When it comes to attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), you may be wondering whether nature or upbringing is the biggest part in causing it. For example, suppose more than one of your children has been diagnosed with ADHD. You may be wondering if you are doing something to cause it. …
Read More »Faith Hospice presents plans for a grief center
Faith Hospice has announced plans to build a grief support center at its inpatient facility in Trillium Woods to meet the growing need for grief counseling in West Michigan. The Grief Support Center 8214 Pfeiffer Farms Dr. SW at Byron Center provides services such as educational resources, one-on-one counseling, bereavement …
Read More »Exclusive: Echoes, uncertainty as Afghan pilots wait for US aid in Tajikistan
A member of the Afghan Air Force marshals in an A-29 Super Tucano at Hamid Karzai International Airport near Kabul, Afghanistan, January 15, 2016. Picture from January 15, 2016. Related to the USA-AFGHANISTAN / PILOTS US Air Force / Technology. Sgt. Nathan Lipscomb / Handout via REUTERS / file photo …
Read More »What do social reform and pandemic impulses have in common?
When the welfare system was overhauled 25 years ago, many experts predicted that it would destroy families, especially those run by single mothers. But data on what households can buy, including where they live and whether they have health insurance, suggests that needy families with single mothers have made economic …
Read More »Cedar Creek protest sunk Tuesday after Ruston police showed up
Parishioners planned to gather in Ruston Tuesday morning to protest in support of a former Cedar Creek student who was allegedly severely bullied as a student at the school. But according to the organizers, the Ruston Police Department had other ideas. Rally organizer Kristen Davis said protesters should meet in …
Read More »This baby equipment rental helps parents save money – and reduce waste
When she gave birth to her daughter in 2018, her Philadelphia mother Bo Zhao felt like she was “stepping onto this very different plane of existence.” As a new parent, she experienced both the love for her daughter and the worry that she would take care of her, the excitement …
Read More »Good Works: Helping Vulnerable People in Difficult Times | Local news
Bluff Country Family Resources logo Kathy Lawson, office assistant, does public relations. By Erin Woods for the stands Bluff Country Family Resources has been providing quality, confidential services to survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, and child abuse since 1984. We have seen a lot of changes over the past …
Read More »Northern Panhandle Walk to End Alzheimer’s Set on September 26th at the Oglebay Resort in Wheeling, West Virginia | WV news
WHEELING, W.Va. (WV News) – The Oglebay Resort in Wheeling will be the location of this year’s Northern Panhandle Walk to End Alzheimer’s on Sunday as the walk returns for a face-to-face event. Multi-colored flowers, each representing a person’s connection to Alzheimer’s disease, will be seen in the park as …
Read More »Crossroads Club and Support Calendar | Local news
Monday Parkway Church Atrium / Café 4802 N. John Stockbauer Drive 6.30pm-8.30pm Pathway provides a safe place to find peace, freedom, and Christian fellowship while healing from life-defining problems caused by loss, abuse, divorce, loneliness, self-esteem problems, addiction, broken hearts and more. Sky restaurant 236 Foster Field Drive Noon-1 p.m. …
Read More »Getting to grips with the daunting Alzheimer’s ride
About two decades ago, my father was standing in front of an apartment in Denver and didn’t want to get on the elevator because he didn’t know what it was. We were helping my brother move and we were both hot and tired and hungry with heavy boxes in our …
Read More »Annual Pride event fills Eastman Park in St. Cloud [PHOTOS]
NS. CLOUD – Central Minnesotans filled Eastman Park this weekend to celebrate peace, love, and diversity in the St. Cloud area. St. Cloud Pride Week continued on Saturday from 11:00 AM to 3:00 AM with Pride in the Park. The annual family-friendly event featured a variety of local businesses and …
Read More »Down East Partnership starts new campaign | Feature columnist
Fall is always a new start season – the start of a new school year and the move to cooler weather. This fall, we’re excited to announce a new campaign to support the work of the Down East Partnership for Children’s Family Resource Center. The campaign will start on Monday …
Read More »Families in terror need a “safe place,” says Bischof
A “very many” addiction-related families are stranded when a long-term family support group is forced to close its doors due to lack of funds, a senior clergyman said. Armagh Catholic Auxiliary Bishop Michael Router said the Family Addiction Support Network (FASN), which operates five groups in the northeast, provides a …
Read More »New Echuca cancer center to support families on their way to cancer
It has been almost five years since the Squires family lost their beloved daughter and sister Monique to an incurable form of brain tumor. But their loss remains raw to those they loved, and the continued support from families is something that Bamawm Extension mother Danielle, hopefully from Echuca’s new …
Read More »Santa Clara County prepares for refugee flows after US withdrawal from Afghanistan | news
Santa Clara County expects refugees to rise dramatically after the United States withdrew from Afghanistan, with nonprofits estimating more than 500 people to be relocated in the next 12 months. The growing flow of refugees means that hundreds of newly arriving families need instant access to everything from shelter and …
Read More »Why nations that fail women fail
09/11/2021 ATO AMERICA and their allies toppled the Taliban in 2001, primary school enrollment for Afghan girls rose from 0% to over 80%. Infant mortality fell by half. Forced marriage was declared illegal. Many of these schools were stuffy and many families ignored the law. But no one seriously doubts …
Read More »Covid-19: Chinese migrants have difficulty getting vaccinations due to language barriers
Chinese migrants with language barriers have difficulty booking and receiving Covid-19 vaccinations. Community leaders and an organization working with the Chinese community say more proactive dissemination of information through ethnic platforms is needed, and special group vaccination events could help. Kelly Feng, director of the Asian Family Services (AFS) support …
Read More »How to Help Afghan Refugees Arrive in Southern California – Pasadena Star News
When Irvine resident Nasim Fekrat saw reports of Afghan refugees entering southern California, he knew he wanted to help. He also understood their need. Fekrat immigrated from Afghanistan in 2009. The 38-year-old is now a PhD student at UC Irvine studying anthropology with a focus on the experiences of Afghan …
Read More »Racine-Mann to 10 years imprisonment for shooting despite victim’s family petitioned for indulgence | Crime and Courts
When the mother returned to the apartment with Hale later that day, the victim stopped in a vehicle in front of the apartment as they prepared to leave. Hale then went to speak to him, hit the victim, and pulled him out of the vehicle. The mother heard gunshots. Hale …
Read More »The Virginia man’s family, trapped in Afghanistan, are providing free mental health services to the Afghan community
CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, Virginia (WRIC) – Two military bases in Virginia will host their first round of Afghan refugees this weekend, and residents here in central Virginia plan to help. After Fort Lee, both Fort Pickett and Quantico are the next bases that will provide temporary shelter to refugees. Virginia Governor …
Read More »DePalma helps St. George Men’s Group cook Italian-style CDR support
By Pam Johnson / Zip06.com • 8/25/2021 8:30 am EST As a member of the St. George Men’s Group (SGMG), Steve DePalma has happily – and practically – managed the fried pizza stand at the SGMG Italian Festival since its inception. After a year-long hiatus due to COVID, the eighth …
Read More »Camp Veritan’s campers and counselors have been committed to 70 years
When Moe Liss was a consultant at Camp Veritans in Haledon 70 years ago, he had the idea to keep campers having fun with muskrats long after the summer hikes and mud pits. He invited the children to other events, from playing kickball on the roof of the Paterson Young …
Read More »District Council Public Service Opportunities and Updates
Posted by Amanda Fiedler | Councilor, District 5 Anne Arundel County Council is currently in legislature for the month of August. While there are no public gatherings or discussions about laws, there is daily work for the residents of our neighborhood. One of the tasks of the district council is …
Read More »Gambling Addiction in ND: A Closer Look
Gambling addiction is a very real problem for many families across the state. To get a better idea of how serious the problem is, we’ve spoken to people who have seen the effects firsthand. Four percent of North Dakotans – or around 19,000 people – had a gambling addiction in …
Read More »Proposed drug abuse treatment in residential areas for the Muskegon neighborhood where some residents are cautious
MUSKEGON, MI – In an area of Muskegon that is becoming a center for religious organization services, inpatient treatment for addicts could soon be available. Fresh Coast Alliance proposes to spend $ 2.8 million on two 15-bed residences for a location on Roberts Street in the Sheldon Park neighborhood. The …
Read More »DVIDS – News – Fort Detricks Army Community Services are here to support families during the PCS season
Moving somewhere unfamiliar every few years is extremely stressful for our military families. To ensure a smooth transition, the Army Community Service is here to assist those new to Fort Detrick. As service members in the process via ACS, they get an overview of the available services, including job placement,Family …
Read More »Ghana: Anti-Gay Law Proposing Ten-Year Imprisonment Raises Outrage | Global development
The bill against homosexuals presented to the Ghanaian parliament could propose up to 10 years in prison for LGBTQ + people as well as groups and individuals who stand up for their rights, express their compassion or offer social or medical support, in one of the most draconian and comprehensive …
Read More »Obituary: Brad Sharrow, 1951-2021 | Obituaries | Seven days
click to enlarge Courtesy photo Brad Sharrow The term “gentle soul” is an apt description of Brad Kingland Sharrow, who died on July 7th, 2021 at the age of 69 in the Respite House in Colchester. Brad hung his hat in a couple of different places: California, Cape Cod, and …
Read More »Positive Symptoms of Schizophrenia: Types and Treatments
Schizophrenia has three types of symptoms: negative, positive, and cognitive. Positive symptoms indicate novel or exaggerated experiences such as hallucinations, delusions, or paranoia. Positive symptoms include exaggerated reactions that make it difficult to function. Negative symptoms are those that indicate a lack of functioning, while cognitive symptoms are those that …
Read More »Dartmouth-Hitchcock: Prouty raised $ 4 million for cancer research and patients | health
The 40th Prouty raised more than $ 4 million in support of cancer research and helping patients and families at the Norris Cotton Cancer Center in Dartmouth and Dartmouth-Hitchcock. This year’s Prouty was a hybrid event, with supporters participating virtually from June 1st to July 11th, and golf, biking and …
Read More »State Issues New COVID-19 Guidelines Ahead of MISD Board Meeting | Local news
MURRAY – One of the main items from the Murray Independent School District Board of Education’s Thursday evening meeting in July was on how to wear masks and other COVID-19 guidelines for the upcoming school year. In a story by the Paducah WPSD television network, it was found that MISD …
Read More »After COVID-19, we need more than just therapy
At the beginning of Avengers: Endgame, there’s a surprisingly forward-looking scene. Captain America, the brave soldier who wears an indestructible shield, appears in civilian clothes as he leads a support group. He’s there to help survivors of the Snap, an event sparked by villain Thanos in which billions of people …
Read More »New Assistant Extension Agent Joins Runnels County’s Office
RUNNELS COUNTY – Kellie Morris joins the Texas A&M Extension Office in Runnels County as the new Assistant County Extension Agent. Morris, originally from Mesquite, TX, arrived at the Runnels County Extension Office a little over a month ago and joined the office led by Extension Agent Marty Vahlenkamp, along …
Read More »NC police approved reforms after body cam change was removed
RALEIGH, NC (AP) – A far-reaching criminal justice effort that focused on weeding troubled law enforcement officers in North Carolina and helping others mentally was cleared by a House committee on Wednesday. The measure found widespread support only after the deletion of a newly designed language that, according to proponents …
Read More »Latest 100WomenStrong Scholarships with a Focus on Housing
With the COVID-19 pandemic appearing to have subsided but its effects on housing and hunger lingering, the final round of 100WomenStrong Emergency COVID-19 Grants will focus on housing. The donor group has announced $ 75,500 in emergency funding to Loudoun’s nonprofits, a tenth round of COVID relief funding that brings …
Read More »Restaurant News: Lucky Lynnwood Is Getting Two New Restaurants Focusing On Filipino Cuisine And Sushi
Adobo fried chicken at Lasa Sandwiches and Pearls. (Photo by David Carlos) Happy Lynnwood residents and visitors alike get two new restaurants to choose from: The Lasa sandwiches and pearls open last week. It’s one of the newest restaurants in South Snohomish County and another sign of the growing Filipino …
Read More »Unique fundraiser for Comox Valley Baby Born 16 Weeks Premature – Comox Valley Record Valley
Submitted by Christina Nienaber-Roberts Special on The Record A local naturopath is in the middle of a unique donation campaign for YANA. You Are Not Alone (YANA) is a Comox Valley charity that supports families with children who need medical care away from home. On June 1st, Christina Nienaber-Roberts from …
Read More »A summary of the 2021 budget agreement
Greetings from the district, The 2021 legislative period is finally on the books! It’s great to be back home with Janel and the boys and to be back in the office at work after months of long days in St. Paul. Similar to 2020, it was another strange session. Legislators …
Read More »What is healthy eating without cultural foods?
Healthy eating is sometimes seen as a necessary evil. On the one hand it is important for good health, on the other hand it indicates limitation and self-denial imbued with Eurocentrism. Even in the Caribbean, where I’m from, many nutrition programs are modeled on the American food pyramid, which then …
Read More »Telepractice in family support: what does it take?
Elly Robinson of the Parenting Research Center looks up what the child and family services sector can learn from moving to remote service during the pandemic, and outlines five areas that provide a roadmap for change. After the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic last year, a large number of social …
Read More »Major reform of government policy on mental health services underway | Status
Wyoming is reshaping the delivery of behavioral health services, and while most of the details remain to be finalized, it seems clear that fewer people will qualify for government-funded treatment. However, the result, proponents say, is that the state can prevent expensive and painful cycles of institutionalization and family separation …
Read More »Coalition issues statement on paid family and sick leave
The Delaware Cares Coalition for Paid Vacation issued a statement on behalf of its more than 50 affiliates to close the 2021 legislature on June 30th. “Delawareans have made it clear during this term that paid family and sick leave is key to our economic recovery from this pandemic and …
Read More »Dear Annie: sister obsessed with conspiracy theories | Lifestyles
Dear Anni: My sister and I reunited about five years ago after we had not spoken for at least 10 years. Unfortunately we didn’t have a good childhood; As we got older, our own dynamics became toxic and I had no choice but to keep them out. I was glad …
Read More »Britney Spears’ experience shows how we treat the mentally ill
Photo: Bruno Vincent / Getty Images For the past dozen years, I’ve been into mental health, both as a reporter and as a person living in a head. One big, fundamental, and easily overlooked point about mental health – something I really got it – is that we are all …
Read More »Lack of grief counseling for ethnic minorities
Due to the lack of data on the services available, providers do not know how support should be provided to ensure that they are suitable for different groups of people. The researchers, led by the University of Sheffield and the University of Leeds, reviewed evidence on UK grief counseling for …
Read More »Noah’s journey is not over yet
BY VICKI BROWN A fundraiser for Noah’s Journey was held at Faith Church in Walterboro on Saturday, June 26th. The event sponsored by Aubrey Michele, Retta Lyons and Nathalie Lutz was held to assist Noah Lutz with an upcoming operation and to train his bitch Journey to be a certified …
Read More »Accused in August of Assault Received Four Years Imprisonment | news
Depending on which side was heard in Eagle County District Court on Wednesday, Daniel Wettstein is either – according to the defense – an upright citizen, disciplined veteran and loving friend and family member, or – prosecutors claim – a first-time felon, but long-standing Criminal with half a dozen past …
Read More »Autism Spectrum Disorder | American Academy of Pediatrics
Melissa Long, MD* Kelly Register-Brown, MD, MSc† *Department of General and Community Pediatrics †Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences, Children’s National Hospital, Washington, DC, Abbreviations: AAP: American Academy of Pediatrics ABA: Applied behavior analysis ADHD: Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder ASD: Autism Spectrum Disorder CBD: Cannabidiol CDC: Centers for Disease Control …
Read More »Japan’s homeless among those struggling to access COVID-19 vaccines
Sleeping out is tough. But when the government emergency aid of 100,000 yen for all residents failed to reach most of the homeless last year, such a man in his seventies living in Tokyo felt even more excluded. Now, a year later, that resentment has reignited as he has similar …
Read More »Prosecutor and Others Sign Protocol to Help Victims of Child Abuse | news
MENOMINEE – Menominee County Attorney Jeffrey T. Rogg, along with the Menominee County Sheriff’s Department, Menominee City Police Department, Michigan State Police Department, Michigan Department of Health and Human Services, and the Delta Regional Child Advocacy Center, have worked with Menominee County’s multidisciplinary team protocol signs the investigation into sexual …
Read More »More than a disorder: Understanding the autism spectrum through the sufferer’s eyes
This story was produced in collaboration with Florida Weekly. SOUTHWEST FLORIDA – Like many teenagers, Sean Sullivan loves video games and sports. “I like to watch golf, hockey. I play baseball, ”said Sean. Sean is 18 years old and will be a high school student at Cape Coral High School. …
Read More »Philly Chapter of A Kid Again serves families of medically vulnerable children while being fun
Sign up for our daily email newsletter to stay up to date with the latest local news across Philadelphia. There have always been nonprofits and charities focused on providing much-needed care, healing, and hospitalization for free to children with life-threatening illnesses and persistent illnesses – and parents with less financial …
Read More »She became a citizen one day and went to high school the next.
On June 8, Pilar Diaz Bombino, a Cuban immigrant and resident of Watts, became a citizen of the United States. On June 9, she graduated from Jordan High School in Watts and gave an inspiring talk. But there’s so much more to their story that I’ll go back a bit. …
Read More »RTÉ Toy Show Appeal gives Meath Children a huge boost
Support, service, and creativity are paramount with Meath Scholarships Second round of funding from 6.6 million euros announced Meath children are expected to provide additional support, services and access to Art and creativity due to grants from RTÉ Toy Show Appeal which were announced by the broadcaster and the Community …
Read More »“Breastfeeding week – we are here for you”
Karen Howell, executive director of the Wirral Community Health and Care NHS Foundation Trust, writes for Globe. It’s breastfeeding week. Throughout June we have been promoting breastfeeding awareness and shared all support available in the community for breastfeeding families and new parents. As some restrictions are lifted and as we …
Read More »Thousands of toddlers have lost their parents to Covid. Where is help for them?
Five months after her husband died from Covid-19, Valerie Villegas can see the grief hurt her children. Nicholas, the baby who was 1 and almost weaned when his father died, now wants to breastfeed around the clock and calls every tall, dark-haired man “Dada,” the only word he knows. Robert, …
Read More »Monday calendar | Calendar | joplinglobe.com
TODAY JOPLIN: Line dance lessons, 1 p.m. to 3 p.m., 1801 W. Second. Cost: $ 5. Beginners and upwards welcome. Details: 417-483-3077. JOPLIN: Parkinson’s Support Group, 3:30 p.m., Mercy Hospital Joplin, 100 Mercy Way. Details: 417-556-8760. JOPLIN: Tanglefooters Dance Club, 7pm, 1802 W. Second. Coed ballroom dancing lessons followed by …
Read More »Therapists Say Mental Health Has Suffered From COVID-19 Pandemic | News, sports, jobs
The ongoing effects of the pandemic are keeping local therapists on their toes as they help clients cope with last year’s losses and get back to normal once COVID-19 restrictions wear off. “Many of the therapists in Maui I spoke to reported an increase in psychiatric symptoms in people with …
Read More »Hana Mohan: A company that focuses on diversity
Ladder work is a publishing platform for various picture books and online curricula with the aim of empowering over a million children to become social entrepreneurs. Our current series features interviews by our interplanetary journalist Spiffy with inspiring social entrepreneurs and entrepreneurship ecosystem builders who advance the UN SDGs. Hello! …
Read More »The closing arguments of the New York mayoral candidates
analysis In arguing why he should be elected, Mr. Adams relied heavily on his life story: he grew up poor in Brooklyn and Queens, was molested by the police as a teenager, and joined the police force and spoke out against racism within their ranks . “They wish they had …
Read More »The Wisconsin Assembly passes the delay in local redistribution to local government
“These bills are a step, but we must take the next step – and the next step – if we are to continue to make significant strides towards a more just, just and safer state for all,” Evers said in a statement. Republican leaders, as well as some Democrats, praised …
Read More »Meet the leaders of Colorado’s largest tax reform in decades
From left, Ealasha Vaughner, George Davis and Katie Jo Hug in front of the Colorado Capitol. (Kayla Frawley) After a difficult year for working parents – in which 4 million working mothers had to leave work due to inadequate childcare – the recently completed legislature in Colorado brought some welcome …
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