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By Elinor Tatum | Word In Black (WIB) - Losing a loved one is a horrible ordeal. Losing a child can be even harder to reconcile. Last week, a friend and former colleague lost his 33-year-old son, a vibrant young man full of life and love, in a tragic accident.   When I talked to my […]

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