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At end of life moments, patients and family members value time together to express their love and their goodbyes in words, and here in the case of children, in drawings and stories. (Sue Tone/Courier)

At end of life moments, patients and family members value time together to express their love and their goodbyes in words, and here in the case of children, in drawings and stories. (Sue Tone/Courier)

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