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https://dlnhs.org/volunteer/ Editor’s note: Julie at the Ranch is on vacation for the month of July. We’ll be filling in her regular Monday morning spot with other contributors’ work. Today, we hear a vacation tale from Jeff Bingham about running out of gas. Or not. ~ RDK
see urlhttps://newbieostomy.com/live-life/showering-ostomy/ “Dad, are we in neutral?” The voice of my teenage son emanated from the back seat of the van.” More on that shortly.
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