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Day 11

Today was a hard day.  It was sad.  Today is the day we said goodbye to Aunt Sheila.  Her funeral was lovely.  She was loved by many and she will be missed terribly.  During her service Aunt Roseann spoke about how she was a great mom.  She and Alan wanted kids so bad, but had a difficult time conceiving. They went through many surgeries in order to have their sweet babies.  I don't know their whole story with trying to conceive and honestly, it doesn't matter.  I am thankful for the medicine, the doctors, and the technology we have that helps so many aching hearts with empty wombs be able to have sweet babies to hold and love.

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