Dancing Life's Frailty; Ballet Draws On World War Ii Letters to Illustrate the Terrible Toll of Conflict in Iraq
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When Carla Kendall-Bray received the call, she was in her father's hospital room at the Southwest Washington Medical Center, where he was recovering from a heart attack and trio of strokes. Her mother was on the line, telling her that Kendall-Bray's 4-year-old son, Alexei, just had fallen and was in an ambulance headed for Legacy Emmanuel in Portland.
With her infant daughter, Hailey, in tow, Kendall-Bray rushed from hospital to hospital to discover that her toddler had leaned on a second-story window screen of their Hazel Dell home, tumbled out and shattered his skull when he landed head-first on the driveway below.See the full content of this document
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Dancing Life's Frailty; Ballet Draws On World War Ii Letters to Illustrate the Terrible Toll of Conflict in Iraq
"I've been very fortunate in my life, in that so far, I've kept my loved ones with me," says Kendall-Bray. "That night (Aug. 19) was the first time that I kind of felt what it would be like if one of ...
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