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I play with my babies littering their living room floor with crackers and toys. He had his wife unplug the IV especially for our visit this day of morphine hazes and my memory of a lady who warned against this visit; who said, "I know it's crazy but I'd be afraid my kids would catch cancer." He drifts away on a couch voyage so distant- Will he return? In an instant, he's back- beckoned by my two year old's summons. A smile and his cachectic hand accepts her pink-packeted offering of low calorie sweetener.
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