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A blog about the joys, challenges, and trials of being part of the Sandwich Generation. We'll talk about being squished between our own aging, caring for aging parents, and parenting kids, adult kids, and even grandkids. This season may not be what we envisioned, but let's make it delicious anyway!

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I'm the wife of one, the mother of one adult son, the mother-in-law of a delightful DIL, the oldest of four (and therefore the "responsible one"), a writer, a speaker, and a grad student. My faith informs all I am and do.







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Everyone Needs Therapy
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Nourishing Relationships
SandwichLady's Blog
Washing the Feet of the Saints

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Laura Christianson
Forensics and Faith
Julie Ferwerda
ReadingWritingLiving
SmartChristian.com
The Other Hat
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Monday, June 29, 2009

Ronald Reagan on Socialized Medicine

I confess. I’m a great fan of Ronald Reagan, a man of wisdom and integrity. I recently came across this clip of him in 1961. As President Obama presses for Nationalized Health Insurance, it’s worth considering.

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AMEN!!

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