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  • Last One Standing

    Sarah Kilch Gaffney February 15, 2018 essays

    There are days when I wish I had never entertained the idea of returning to school, of becoming a nurse.

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    A Letter to My Daughter on the Cusp of Her Fifth Birthday

    Sarah Kilch Gaffney January 17, 2016 Girls

    Your daddy died nearly two years ago, and you still sometimes cry for him. I do too.

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