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Much like a dry spell in our weather, the state of our hearts can feel dry and parched just needing to be soaked in hope.

My heart, however, could not settle as I watched a young couple in the seats in front of me lovingly care for their son with disabilities.

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Dr. Keough, a seasoned neurologist specializing in refractory epilepsy in children, received the Wall of Fame Award for her outstanding work

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It was such a beautiful experience for me to share our story with the Kindred Disability Ministry at CrossBridge Community Church on...