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SEEKIG SOLACE: SENIORS COPE WITH LOSS THROUGH HELP OF CHURCHES AND SUPPORT GROUPS
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Thursday, August 2, 2001
The day began like so many others. D. Carl Johnson, ailing with diabetes, had trouble standing in the shower, so his wife, Janice, washed his hair in the sink. Carl combed his hair and came downstairs for breakfast.
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