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Michael Moore: Goodbye, GM
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Jodie and I have been married since 1990. We met in preschool (she was Jodie Hildenbrand back then), went separate ways in the fourth grade (mainstreaming) and we met up again 16 years later. In 1995 we had a son, Eric. Our lives were changed forever!
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- Troy Wittren
- Flustered writer and web designer, cerebral palsy challenges me, but I want to use every ability I have to make this world a better place.
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Jodie and I have been married since 1990. We met in preschool (she was Jodie Hildenbrand back then), went separate ways in the fourth grade (mainstreaming) and we met up again 16 years later. In 1995 we had a son, Eric. Our lives were changed forever!
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