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Old 04-07-2009, 05:05 AM #8
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Dear Mari
This time she is in a different place than last time. Her current husband is in a nursing home and cant walk and she said suffers from dementia. She said she usually visits him every day for two hours. That has to be awful. She does have six grandchildren, two little boys and four girls from three sons. She got married right out of college and had her children early! She writes theatre reviews mainly for her local paper. She told me she would invite me to some shows in new york because she gets two tickets.
I caught her so off guard. I was half weeping and half hysterical when I called her and maybe she didn't have the heart to hang up on me. I was in so much pain.
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