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Ezriel didn’t really need new shoes. His sneakers were pristine, without a scratch, almost brand-new. Because my pre-K son cannot walk. He may never walk,Lifetakes: Shoe Shopping,Ezriel didn’t really need new shoes. His sneakers were pristine, without a scratch, almost brand-new. Because my pre-K son cannot walk. He may never walk

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That knowledge, that fear, is paralyzing, and is buried so deep I don’t often let myself stare it in the face

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Seeing the woman did not understand the expression, someone explained: “Gebetene — it means that the children were asked for”

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