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Originally thinking this out on Facebook but likely it did not post, so I copied and pasted..Sometimes a virus of sorts makes the post repeat, so I tried to edit and hope I did not cut out too much (hardly possible yet there are a ton of points to consider since the days of the 1980s when I started thinking about these topics, which was when 'coming out of the closet' was a big deal as was AIDS..and in vitro was a vague idea whereas now it will be more affordable to people as is the Plan B pill.

The gift of applying for help whether for food stamps, jobs, health insurance even through one's state or federal programs, or for scholarships is one that can take a few people to open. The fine print and important details and deadlines can be more of a deterrent if not deal-breaker (as in NOT getting what one either is Qualified for, needing or wanting). What a drag!

This refers to a painful story covered on Yahoo News from 15 years ago  in 2000. This tragic tale serves as a national and worldwide warning about a man (but it could have been a woman or youth) killing a small infant--maybe in part triggered by his inability to handle the stress of the infant's crying  that night as well as for many hours a day for a few weeks prior.

The stress and lack of comprehension of the special needs and care required for a child, particularly one with extra medical or nutritional issues should be addressed by a team of caring, capable outreach workers and steadfast