... rarely missed her family - her family had created their own realm of problems - but at times like this, having someo — Gail Gaymer Martin, Loving Tenderness
... rarely missed her family - her family had created their own realm of problems - but at times like this, having someo — Gail Gaymer Martin, Loving Tenderness
... rarely missed her family - her family had created their own realm of problems - but at times like this, having someo — Gail Gaymer Martin, Loving Tenderness
... rarely missed her family - her family had created their own realm of problems - but at times like this, having someo — Gail Gaymer Martin, Loving Tenderness
... rarely missed her family - her family had created their own realm of problems - but at times like this, having someo — Gail Gaymer Martin, Loving Tenderness
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... rarely missed her family - her family had created their own realm of problems - but at times like this, having someone to turn to would have made life easier.

— Gail Gaymer Martin, Loving Tenderness
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