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Thursday, June 13, 2013
The Great Weenie Wiggle of 2013
So I hear howling laughter coming from the dining room. I go to see what's causing all the commotion to find that my son discarded every stitch of clothing, had figured out how to get up on the table and positioned himself right in front of his sister as she ate dinner.
India could not stop laughing, tears flowing down her cheeks. She ended up with her face in her plate as her body quivered causing everybody else in the room to start giggling like children.
I'm not sure what my daughter found funnier, her brother having the balls (no pun intended) to get up on the dining room table or that he didn't realize meat and potatoes (no pun intended) weren't for dinner.
Wednesday, June 12, 2013
My Beautiful Hungarian
I had just separated from my former wife. The impact of what had happened to India was becoming clear and India was failing at an alarming rate.
The recession, among other things, had wiped me out financially. Until the year of this photo, I had paid out of pocket up to $30,000.00 per month for India’s interventions; I have a high school education only. I was now cash poor, had no substantial training to help India. It was my former wife that was trained extensively and supposed to have been responsible for using the daily interventions with India in the event we faced financial hardship; this did not happen. It was my job to do all I could to come up with the money to cover the professionals in San Diego, San Francisco, Tucson, Albuquerque, El Paso, Pontiac Michigan, Ontario Canada, New Jersey, Boston and Hungary.
So after I left my former wife and leading up to this photo, I found myself in a position of having to protect my children and in particular India whose little body was deteriorating as a result of her mother’s brutal neglect. To say I was stunned and confused would be the understatement of my life.
My ex-wife and I had previously been hiring specialists out of Hungary who are trained in something called “Conductive Education”. Of the million dollars plus that was spent on India, nothing came close to the results of “Conductive Education” which cost a fraction of the other interventions that showed little to no results other than decimating our bank accounts. We hired and flew in at least a dozen of these amazing “Conductive Educators” from Eastern Europe to work with India and other children. But one stood out in ways I can’t articulate.
This person was Viktoria Szolnoki. She and India quickly became best friends. My former wife insisted on Vikki being the only "Conductive Educator" to work with India and we flew her from Europe many times to help our child. Vikki, until India’s mothers’ actions, inactions, blocking of interventions and change of philosophy, took my child to the point of standing, walking, feeding herself and doing things most professionals said were impossible. Vikki was amazing and in very high demand. We booked her as often as possible in-between her sessions in England, Canada, Ireland, Hungary and other U.S. States.
So not long before this photo, India was in a desperate state and her future looking very bad. I tracked Viktoria down in a town called Fareham, England, just outside Portsmouth and about 2 hours from London. I updated her on the situation and she agreed to try to train me via MSN video as best she could with the basics. But the damage to India was too much and the video sessions couldn't give my child what she needed to just relieve the pain.
I realized something drastic had t be done. I swallowed my pride, called Viktoria, told her I was broke, I couldn't afford to pay her, I could however arrange payments and would borrow the money to cover her air ticket. I apologized as I asked her if she would be willing to come for a short time during the Christmas holiday which was only weeks away and help India; we were desperate. Victoria’s response was nice as she said she'd call me back. I took this to mean “no” and as we hung up, found myself slumped on the floor sobbing uncontrollably at the realization of our situation.
I was awoken an hour later from the very same spot I'd called Viktoria. I'd fallen asleep on the floor from exhaustion, the phone still in my hand. Viktoria called me back from England and her response brings tears to my eyes to this day.
As Viktoria told me that she’d be arriving several days later, I found myself doing all I could to not break down again while I was on the phone with her; this time with pure and profoundly deep relief. Viktoria had purchased a ticket from her own funds. I didn’t know until later that it cost her $5,000.00 US Dollars coach because of last minute holiday booking. Viktoria told me not to worry about paying her and that she’d stay for a month.
This is the photo of literally the minute my children came into the house and realized Vikki had arrived. This “love” session went on for over 30 minutes. The relief and excitement was like nothing I’ve ever experienced in my life. India, with her one good arm, held onto Vikki so tight, that she left dark bruising on Vikki’s skin. India’s exact words when she saw Vikki, after doing a double take, looking at me for confirmation that what she was seeing was in fact real, was “Dikki – oooohhhhhh Dikki” (Verbal - Vikki oh Vikki", with the most amazing sigh of relief as she began to sob, tears flowing down India’s cheeks as she giggled with excitement.
Vikki has been put through absolute hell from every direction and in ways that I can’t bring myself to write about. This includes horrific actions from my own family, ex-wife and friends that have left us in a constant state of fear and disbelief; all from the moment Vikki arrived to help my child.
Vikki is still here and still enduring the unimaginable from those very same people and more. Yet every single day, she puts her wings over all the children, myself included, to protect us from the incomprehensible that we have yet to understand. She does this for no other reason than she loves us.
Vikki doesn’t have to be here yet here she remains. And the beauty of this incredible woman isn't limited to her. Vikki’s family makes regular trips across the world to help, at their expense while my own family doesn't so much as call after a single and horrifying seizure where India is rushed to the hospital in an ambulance while her lips turn blue from lack of oxygen. Not to mention a “how is India doing” email or call after one of India’s many surgeries.
So I knew the minute India said “Dikki – oooohhhhhh Dikki” that I’d been blessed with something some call an Angel, or Miracle but I now prefer to call my wife and mother of all my children.
In closing, if you’re wondering why Marion is left out of this story, it’s intentional. Marion’s story of this same timeframe deserves equal attention and will take several chapters if not a book. I put ink to paper as often as I can but these are very hard events to write about.
This is my beautiful wife Viktoria
This is our beautiful son Nikki
This is our beautiful daughter Abbie
This is our beautiful daughter India
This is our beautiful daughter Marion
This is a very upset Vikki when her new husband farts in the car as he is driving and locks the windows shut.
Yellow Yuck
Brother just puked yellow "yuck" on his chest without missing a frame of Mickey Mouse Club House.
India could not believe it.
Monday, June 10, 2013
Presence of an Angel
This is an emotional photo for me to post.
I’ve spent the past 14 years trying to help and protect my oldest daughter India who is helpless. We’ve been taken advantage of by charlatans masquerading as caring interventionists. And found ourselves in the confusing position of shielding India from terribly destructive family members who’ve acted with complete disregard for her wellbeing.
I’m one of the few fathers in the state of New Mexico who has been awarded full custody and there was a very good reason it came to be.
This picture brings tears to my eyes every time I see it because my child has been through hell. Yet this little girl who at times sobs while I hold her because of absolute frustration with a body that won’t cooperate as she watches her peers dance and play, is also blessed every now and then with the presence of an angel.
This photo is of India and an angel “Sherri”. This amazing woman, who was an aid for the school system, paid not enough money to live on, stood up and protected my child as if she were her own. Despite the school admonishing, pressuring and even placing an undeserved and spiteful letter of reprimand in Sherri’s record, continued to shine and show her integrity. She looked out for my child regardless of the impact on herself.
To tell you this is rare would be the understatement of the century.
This is a photo I took of Sherri and India during India’s last year in Las Cruces. They didn’t know I was taking photos – this is their relationship.
I’m one of the few fathers in the state of New Mexico who has been awarded full custody and there was a very good reason it came to be.
This picture brings tears to my eyes every time I see it because my child has been through hell. Yet this little girl who at times sobs while I hold her because of absolute frustration with a body that won’t cooperate as she watches her peers dance and play, is also blessed every now and then with the presence of an angel.
This photo is of India and an angel “Sherri”. This amazing woman, who was an aid for the school system, paid not enough money to live on, stood up and protected my child as if she were her own. Despite the school admonishing, pressuring and even placing an undeserved and spiteful letter of reprimand in Sherri’s record, continued to shine and show her integrity. She looked out for my child regardless of the impact on herself.
To tell you this is rare would be the understatement of the century.
This is a photo I took of Sherri and India during India’s last year in Las Cruces. They didn’t know I was taking photos – this is their relationship.
Friday, June 7, 2013
Beautiful Love Part 1
I went to pick my oldest daughter up from school a bit early on her last day. I arrived knowing she had a crush on a boy who is equally disabled. My 14 year old daughter sometimes blushes when she talks about this boy. She’s known him since they were young and he’s one of the first names she mentions in the morning as we prepare her for school as she looks for confirmation that she gets to see him each day.
I was pleased this “boyfriend” India always talks about made her happy. I fostered the romance but assumed it was just a “crush” from a distance. I didn't fully understand the bond until India’s last day of school and it almost brought me to my knees.
As I walked into my child's classroom, I found her wheelchair that she can maneuver positioned next to her boyfriends. They were holding each other and clearly enjoying every moment; it was beautiful beyond words.
The joy of knowing my child had been given the opportunity to feel the happiness at 14 of having a boyfriend, the butterflies, the excitement; this love is a gift that most never experience. Especially considering both of these kids are trapped in broken and painful bodies yet have found happiness in each other.
Here is a photo from this day, nothing more need to be said and I’ll sleep a bit better every night to the day I die as the world has become a bit brighter for all of us.
(Not long after I'd posted this story, I was driving through the mountains with my daughter India. We were listening to music, enjoying the scenery and having a great time.
Cellular service is very patchy where we were at 8,000 feet in the Rocky Mountains so the phone coming to life is rare; which I enjoy.
So when I heard my phone buzz it caught my attention. I pulled over to take a look and was taken aback by what I saw. There were hundreds of responses to this post; they were beautiful.
While my daughter was sitting next to me as I read the heartfelt responses to my post, a song came on the radio and the timing of it was indescribable.
I began to cry like I've not cried in a long time. These were very bitter sweet tears. But of course my Angel asks me with a big grin on her face "why Daddy 'uhhh' (her word for cry)". Then she started laughing which of course made me start laughing. So there we were in God's country, laughing like loons and enjoying that incredible day.
"Fall is here, hear the yell
back to school, ring the bell
brand new shoes, walking blues
climb the fence, book and pens
I can tell that we are gonna be friends
I can tell that we are gonna be friends
Walk with me, India B.
through the park, by the tree
we will rest upon the ground
and look at all the bugs we've found
safely walk to school without a sound
safely walk to school without a sound
Here we are, no one else
we walked to school all by ourselves
there's dirt on our uniforms
from chasing all the ants and worms
we clean up and now it's time to learn
we clean up and now its time to learn
numbers, letters, learn to spell
nouns, and books, and show and tell
playtime we will throw the ball
back to class, through the hall
teacher marks our height against the wall
teacher marks our height against the wall
and we don't notice any time pass
we don't notice anything
we sit side by side in every class
teacher thinks that I sound funny
but she likes the way you sing
tonight I'll dream while I'm in bed
when silly thoughts go through my head
about the bugs and alphabet
and when I wake tomorrow I'll bet
that you and I will walk together again
I can tell that we
are going to be friends
yes I can tell that we are gonna be friends.
back to school, ring the bell
brand new shoes, walking blues
climb the fence, book and pens
I can tell that we are gonna be friends
I can tell that we are gonna be friends
Walk with me, India B.
through the park, by the tree
we will rest upon the ground
and look at all the bugs we've found
safely walk to school without a sound
safely walk to school without a sound
Here we are, no one else
we walked to school all by ourselves
there's dirt on our uniforms
from chasing all the ants and worms
we clean up and now it's time to learn
we clean up and now its time to learn
numbers, letters, learn to spell
nouns, and books, and show and tell
playtime we will throw the ball
back to class, through the hall
teacher marks our height against the wall
teacher marks our height against the wall
and we don't notice any time pass
we don't notice anything
we sit side by side in every class
teacher thinks that I sound funny
but she likes the way you sing
tonight I'll dream while I'm in bed
when silly thoughts go through my head
about the bugs and alphabet
and when I wake tomorrow I'll bet
that you and I will walk together again
I can tell that we
are going to be friends
yes I can tell that we are gonna be friends.
Our Day In Hell Part 9 - The Dimentor
The first few weeks after I separated from Veruca were incredibly
liberating. I moved into a nice home and spent a lot of time with my
girls setting up the place the way we wanted. We painted the girls’ rooms
the brightest pink of pink. We bought bunk beds. We watched tons of
movies and ate barrels of ice cream. We really enjoyed ourselves.
My youngest daughter Harriett wanted a cat so we got a cat. I felt a
freedom that I’d not experienced for a long time and I had my children there to
enjoy it with me.
The kids were always absolutely thrilled when it came time for
their week with me, their arrival would set off a barrage of hugs, kisses,
squeals and laughter. But this is also when India began to say “no
mommy’s house” on a regular basis. She also began to ask daily how many more
days’ she had left with Daddy. When I’d say anything but “you have to go
back to Mommy’s’ today”, she’d smile, swipe her one good hand across her
forehead, say “whew” and giggle.
Previous to my separation from Veruca, India would often plead
with us to not take her back to our family home; he wanted to be anywhere but
home. In hindsight, India was being terribly neglected by her mother both
physically and emotionally and wasn’t able to tell anybody because of her limited
communication abilities. India also could feel the awful tension in the
home. As my brother put it, “the room became icy cold when Veruca and I were in
the same room”. My house was not a home; it was a dungeon - dark
and cold.
India’s condition was worsening. Her little body was
becoming stiffer and stiffer. She’d lost her ability to stand and take
steps. Hell, she’d lost virtually all that she’d gained over the previous
years. Pain was becoming a daily issue; the situation was increasingly spiraling
out of control. I’d found myself desperately trying to learn all the
critical techniques for India’s welfare that Veruca had learned over the
years. I found that I was unbelievably frustrated and angry with myself
for not learning everything that Veruca did. I was clumsily trying to
help India. I’d read articles and watch videos of India’s interventions
to try to figure out what to do. The “Great Recession” was in its infancy at
this point and my real estate company had come to a screeching halt and my cash
flow had dried up. The only good thing about this economic disaster is
that it gave me plenty of time on my hands. When my children were with
me, I was able to give them a huge amount of attention.
At this point, I was broke; literally. I couldn’t afford to
send India to a professional facility or hire somebody to come in and work with
her as I’d done in the past. What insurance and the state covered was
incomprehensibly inadequate for my child. One of India’s previous interventionists,
Viktoria, suggested that we do Skype video calls over the internet so that she
could see India’s condition and give me “real time” instruction on what to do
to help her. At the time, Viktoria was living outside of London England working
at a school that specialized in children with cerebral palsy. We’d spend
long periods of time, me stretching India as Viktoria watched over the Internet
and gave me instructions.
Viktoria was hands down the most amazing interventionists we’d
ever met and the best thing to have ever happened to India. The icing on
the cake is that India absolutely loved Viktoria. I have to give credit
to Veruca for finding and hiring Viktoria in the fist place. When Veruca
found her, Viktoria was living in her home country of Hungary and working out
of Ireland, Great Britain, Canada and the United States; she was in high
demand. When she arrived at our home for her first 4-week visit, she
immediately went to work and profoundly changed India’s life.
Our Internet video sessions lasted for several weeks but we’d
reached the limit of what we could do. India’s condition continued to
spiral downward. By this point, her legs were scissoring (crossing)
terribly and her overall body was showing signs of atrophy. It was
painfully clear that India’s mother wasn’t lifting a finger to help her and my
wholehearted but unskilled intervention wasn’t succeeding.
By now, it was late December 2008. Veruca had filed for
divorce and was behaving like a monster. I was desperate beyond words to
try and figure out what to do with India and get her back on track. One evening
after a particularly bad day for India, I swallowed my pride and called Viktoria
in England. I explained to Viktoria that I was broke; I could hardly pay
for groceries. I went on to tell her that I was desperate to find help
for India. I asked her if there was anyway that she could come to the
United States over the coming Christmas holiday. I told her that I could
probably borrow enough money to pay her plane ticket but couldn’t afford her
fee. Viktoria listened quietly, when I was done, she said that she’d get
back to me. About 2 hours later, Viktoria called back. I
could feel my blood pressure rise and stomach tighten up when I saw her number
on my caller id. When I answered, Viktoria said “Nick, I want to let you
know that I arrive day after tomorrow at 10:00 pm. I’ve paid for my plane
ticket; it’s my Christmas gift to you. I’ll stay for 3 weeks and do
everything I can for you and your family”. I was stunned; I didn’t know
what to say but thank you. When we got off the phone, I felt the most
amazing sense of hope that I’d felt in a long time; I was giddy.
In all fairness, I need to back up a few years and explain my
relationship with Viktoria. When she first arrived at our home, I thought
she was a decent enough person, I had no issue with her and we got along just
fine. But this quickly changed as Veruca began to tell me very troubling
things about Viktoria. Veruca said that Viktoria was an
anti-Semite. I’m not Jewish, nor do I believe in any religion but I do
have a problem with a true anti-Semite. Then Veruca told me that Viktoria
was very homophobic and loathed the gay and lesbian community. This
really upset me as I have many homosexual and lesbian family members and
friends. I began to seriously dislike Viktoria and she disliked me.
Turns out, Viktoria was simultaneously being given bogus information about
me. Turns out Viktoria wasn’t anti-Semite or homophobic. For
whatever reason, from day one, Veruca had her mind set on distorting who Viktoria
and I were to each other.
Several years after we met and numerous 4-week sessions later, Viktoria
and I finally got to know each other during a one-week period. Veruca was
on a month long trip to Asia. Viktoria arrived for a session with India a
week before Veruca returned. I was instructed by Veruca to be nice to Viktoria,
cater to her needs and make her feel welcome. Veruca went onto telling me
that Viktoria was “invaluable” and we couldn’t afford to lose her. I begrudgingly
agreed to play nice host to this anti-Semite, gay bashing, intolerant Hungarian.
When the day came that Viktoria arrived, I did as
instructed. I ferried her around town so that she could buy supplies and
whatnots. I made sure she was well fed and even begrudgingly sat through
a movie each evening. But then it happened, we actually talked. I
was caught off guard, Viktoria wasn’t Satan in a human suit after
all. Viktoria was funny, interesting, intelligent and very
kind. As the days passed and we talked more and more, I found myself
intrigued by this woman. I looked forward to our conversations. It
had been over a decade since I’d had kind and fun interactions with a woman
like I was with Viktoria. After awhile, I began to find myself drawn to
her, which was confusing for me. I knew my marriage was a nightmare, I
knew that I didn’t want to be in my marriage, but I was torn so I didn’t pursue
Viktoria until a year later; just before my separation from Veruca.
After my separation from Veruca, I made the decision to fly to
Europe to see Viktoria. I wanted and needed to know if my feelings for
her were real. I had many questions that I needed answered. My
visit to the England was amazingly surreal. It was then that I realized
that I was deeply in love with Viktoria and she to me. In some ways, I
believe this trip literally saved my life. Viktoria showed my kindness
and love like I’d never experienced and at a very, very dark time in my life.
So bringing us back to Christmas of 2008. Viktoria arrived
the night before my custody week began with my girls. It was wonderful to
have her in my home. The next day when the girls arrived, Viktoria
positioned herself in the living room with her back to the front door. As
usual, Marion came racing in, not noticing Viktoria. Then I came in with
India. She was her usual giddy self when she arrives at my house, talking
up a storm and asking how many more days she’ll be with me. By this
point, we were standing in the living room in front of Viktoria but India
hadn’t noticed her yet. India was in the middle of telling me something
when she caught sight of Viktoria. She slowly turned her head to look at
this beautiful mirage. Then looked back at me, eyes the size of saucers,
slowly beginning one of the biggest smiles I’ve ever seen on this little
girl. She looked me straight in the eyes and said “Viktoria”? I
said “yes sweetie, it’s Viktoria”, India asked me one more time and when I said
yes she curled up in a little ball and began to scream with excitement. I
handed her to Viktoria and she grabbed and held onto Viktoria with all her
might. India didn’t let go of Viktoria for over 30 minutes and when she
did, she left dark bruises on Viktoria’s side from where India’s one good had
held on for dear life. India’s best friend had returned.
We commenced to make plans for the Christmas holiday, which
consisted of driving north to my families’ home town, then off to the mountains
to take the girls skiing. First, we needed to go to Verucas home and pick
up all of India’s necessary therapy equipment. Sadly, this would be Viktoria’s
baptism into Verucas destructive and warped world. Veruca refused to
allow us access to India’s equipment. She’d not let us have one item
even though they sat in the same place they’d been for years, dusty and
unused. We were horrified. Here I’d managed to get the single most
beneficial person in India’s life to come help her for 3 weeks, only 3 weeks
and we were refused the tools for India’s intervention. I was panicking
as time was of the essence; I wanted to make the most of every minute that Viktoria
was here for India. We eventually gained access to the gear but it took
the intervention of attorneys and the threat of the court to make it happen.
We proceeded to leave for the holiday and had the time of our
lives. We ate like kings, watched dozens of movies, laughed, teased and
even got in a full day of skiing – India included! But it was a very sad
and lonely day when Viktoria left. I’d realized at that point that I
really was in love with her. She loved me and equally as important, she
loved my children.
The real divorce battle began just after the New Year in
2009. It started with Veruca attempting to withhold my children from
me. As I’d learn throughout the process, Veruca had it in her head that
if she believed it, it made it so. So one day she told me that I could
only have the kids several days a month. This obviously didn’t fly and
would have been disastrous to India if it had.
Verucas next attempt to remove the children from me was through
the police. Early in the divorce process we’d agreed that I’d take all
the photo albums, discs and videotapes, digitize them and upload to an Internet
service so that she that she and her family could download at will; everybody
could have copies. By far, Veruca took the vast majority of these photo
and video shots; her passion was photography. One day, there was a knock
at my door. When I answered, there were 2 police officers standing
there. They proceeded to inform me that they, the FBI and the local
District Attorney had just concluded an investigation into my involvement in
child endangerment and possible child pornography. My reaction was to
laugh. I stepped outside and looked around for my friends, thinking I was the
unwitting recipient of a pretty good prank. Nobody came out from the
bushes or around the corner, it was just the police officers and I. They
went onto tell me that all charges were being dropped and the investigation was
being suspended but they were bound to notify me and provide me with the
paperwork; I was horrified.
As I read the police report, my heart began to pound, I broke out
in a cold sweat and had to hold back the vomit. Veruca had hand picked
very old photos and videos of our children that I’d uploaded to a Google based
Internet photo service as agreed. She’d neglected to inform the police
that these photos were on this site as per an agreement that our Attorney’s had
approved. These were very innocent home media of the girls doing whatever
young children do. She’d chosen and sent to the police a select few where
our children either were naked or without shirts, but none of which were
graphic or revealing whatsoever; they were home videos and photos.
Fortunately for me and my children, the police, FBI and District Attorney also
agreed and documented that this material was noting but innocent home
media. Regardless, I was mortified, as Veruca had spread the world about
the investigation, clearly distorting its origination and falsehoods thereof
perpetrated by her. I was dealing with a mentally ill, seriously
deranged scorned woman.
The damage from the investigation runs deep and I find myself
still dealing with it. Earlier this year, I took my youngest daughter to
her gymnastics class. As I sat in the bleachers watching her, a woman
came up to me and said, “You know, people frown on you sitting here watching
all these little girls”. I was stunned and it took me a few minutes to
recognize the lady. She was a close friend of a woman who had a Power of
Attorney to represent Veruca at one of India’s school meetings. She was
also a local Realtor, a member of my industry in a small town.
Soon after the police event, Veruca showed her insanity again,
this time in front of an entire room of public school teachers and
administrators. We were in what is called an “IEP” Individual Education
Plan for India when Veruca announced to the group that she was no longer going
to take India to her therapies. You could have heard a pin drop when she
said this. Veruca went on to say that it was becoming too much
hassle for her to have to fold up and place India’s wheelchair in the trunk of
her Mercedes E55 AMG and transport her to the intervention facility in our
small town.
After Viktoria had to go back to Europe, India began to backslide
physically; despite all the work Viktoria had done and taught me to do. I
took India to her Pediatrician for a physical and to get some guidance from him.
In our session, he said that India looked very bad and that he was
concerned. He went on to tell me that he felt because India was so weak
that she should be taken out of public school altogether to avoid her being
exposed to any viruses. He also said “Whatever you were doing in the past
to make her so strong, do it again”. He was referring to all the
long-term therapy and Conductive Education camps we’d taken India to throughout
the United States and Canada over the years. The Pediatrician sent me off
with a referral to get updated x-rays.
I told my attorney what the Pediatrician had said, she called him
on the spot and asked if he’d repeat it in court; he said yes. When the day
came in court for a custody hearing, we called the Physician to the stand to
testify on India’s behalf. I was bewildered with what came out of his
mouth. On the stand, under oath, this man said that he thought India
should be in school full time and should not go to the “boot camp” style camps
that we’d been sending her to over the years. I couldn’t believe my ears;
he’d changed his opinion 180 degrees, what the hell was going on?
Turns out, Veruca caught wind that I’d taken India to see the
Pediatrician. She’d show up at his office and somehow convinced him to
change his story and outright lie on the stand. Since then, I’ve learned
from many sources that younger women influence this Pediatrician; this is
exactly what Veruca did. We also learned that Veruca went to the
physician who reviewed the x-rays that the Pediatrician ordered and attempted
to badger him too but luckily he didn’t stand for her nonsense.
Friday, May 4, 2012
Marijuana Fields In The Sierra Madre Mountains - Mexico 1984
Freshly Planted Marijuana Fields.
Milk Cartons That Seedlings Were Transported To Site In.
One Of The Plants
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