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Parenting Through Serious Illness

By Kelly Bryan Smith
Jackson Free Press | January 17, 2013
Serious medical problems are scary for grownups, but they can be even scarier for kids, who may not be able to fully understand or conceptualize the implications of any given diagnosis or treatment or what it might mean for their lives.
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