Storytelling 08.28.2024
Robin C., Missouri
In 2017 Robin, a therapist from Missouri, fell very ill to the point where she could not even stand, so her husband took her to the ER. There, they informed her she had ketoacidosis,…
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In 2017 Robin, a therapist from Missouri, fell very ill to the point where she could not even stand, so her husband took her to the ER. There, they informed her she had ketoacidosis,…
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