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Despite the challenges, Laura’s presence was a comfort, her strength a beacon in the uncertainty. We worked late into the evening, the sound of the waves a constant reminder of our predicament.
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I married Warren in the summer of 1970. We were both twenty-three and foolish enough to believe that love could make time slow down.…
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