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By: Karen Struzik As I contemplate on many of the events that occurred 23 years ago when we lost our son to stillbirth, I find that I would want to go back and tell my 31-year-old self several things to help her navigate this impossible grief. I would also like to tell you this: You are on a healing journey that is unexpected and unprepared for. After months of preparing for your little one, the pain and grief are real and heavy. If you do not…
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Happy Hour
Join us on Thursday August 8th for a Happy Hour! Time – 6pm – 8pm Location – 1600 Heritage Landing Suite 109 St. Peters, Mo.…
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