The Most Important Day of My Life

“He has suffered brain damage,” the doctor gravely told my mother after I was born. “We’re not sure about the extent, but he will never walk or speak. He’s probably severely retarded, and I suggest you find a suitable institution in which to place him.” That’s what people did with their “retarded” children back then.Continue reading “The Most Important Day of My Life”

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Doc and His Amazing Chickens

Doc didn’t just emerge from the barn that evening, he exploded from it, like a greyhound in its frenzied rush to catch the rabbit. He cradled his tattered straw hat, turned upside-down to hold his precious bounty, as he scrambled down the path to show us what he had found. As he reached the fourContinue reading “Doc and His Amazing Chickens”

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