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USN photos of the sick kid rescue from a busted sailboat
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bilbo
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He is a friend of mine, 20 years in the Coast Guard, waited for the arrival of his newest child to embark, encountered many threads & discussions both pro and con.
Very Intelligent person with much drive/skill, hate to see the dream that both he and his wife had cut so short because the baby became sick so soon. I'm glad that for the young ones sake that he choose to seek help.
Very Intelligent person with much drive/skill, hate to see the dream that both he and his wife had cut so short because the baby became sick so soon. I'm glad that for the young ones sake that he choose to seek help.
grizzer
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The story reminded me of a long out of print nook book I read over winter "The Autobiography of Mary Astor" She was pregnant with first kid, 2nd hubby a MD figured to buy a yacht, cruise to HI, sell the yacht (covering all trip expenses) and take the Lurline ocean liner back to CA in plenty of time to have the kid on the mainland.
The yacht was trashed in a quick storm in sight of HI, she had the kid prematurely in HI. Needless to say the repairs and extended stay blew their budget. The Hawaiian natives gave the kid her middle name.
Glad to see your buddy got out of his pickle.
The yacht was trashed in a quick storm in sight of HI, she had the kid prematurely in HI. Needless to say the repairs and extended stay blew their budget. The Hawaiian natives gave the kid her middle name.
Glad to see your buddy got out of his pickle.