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To the Caregivers, Nurses, Therapists, Doctors, and Angels at Sibcy House and the Lindner Center of Hope,

Today marks seven months since I checked myself into Sibcy House.  There truly are not enough words to express the depth of my gratitude for the care, compassion, and guidance I received there. My life is still the same life, but now it feels manageable, meaningful, and filled with hope.

 

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