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Janice N.
Wednesday, January 12, 2011
By: Carla P.

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It has been two years since my mom had her stroke. It has affected her left side. She had to learn how to eat and swallow all over again. She couldn't even sit. She kept falling over like a Weebles toy. Now things are good. She has to be in a wheel chair because she can't walk. It has been tough having people taking care of her. She has been a trooper with all of this. She is a wonderful mom.

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