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macon.com | Keri Janton
It was just a typical checkup until Kelsey Brackett's pediatrician heard a heart murmur. Two months later, the 9-year-old girl learned she needed a new heart. It was an outcome Gainesville residents Zach and Sonja Brackett could have never imagined when they said I do 23 years ago. They dreamed of becoming parents and were elated to welcome their first daughter, Jordan, now 21. They hoped to give her a sibling close in age, but they struggled with fertility issues.
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ajc.com | Keri Janton
Eleven years ago, Sandra Stanley turned the corner into her daughter Allie Stanley Cooney’s messy bedroom, prepared to ask her to clean it up, when she discovered her then 18-year-old sitting on the floor writing. It’s a poignant memory for Stanley, one of the last she has of Allie in her childhood bedroom before she headed off to college.
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ajc.com | Keri Janton
If comedian Ed Wiley were to write a memoir, he’d choose the title “How to Follow Your Dreams … in Reverse.” It wouldtell the story of a boy who fell in love with comedy at age 8 but didn’t pursue it professionally until he was a 40-year-old husband and father of six living on a farm in Tifton. It was a medical crisis that caused Wiley, whose full-time career is in software technology, to refine his perspective on life and feel brave enough to leap into comedy.
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1 month ago |
ajc.com | Keri Janton
Jon Clark was a University of Georgia sophomore in 2005, chaperoning a group of middle school boys from Mount Bethel Church of Marietta at a YoungLife camp in Jasper over spring break, when his life changed forever. During breakfast, he told the youth minister that he didn’t get much sleep the night before and had a migraine. Someone at the camp gave him Tylenol and the last thing he remembers is falling out of his chair onto the floor where he had a seizure.
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1 month ago |
macon.com | Keri Janton
Lise Smith and Nicci Smith aren't related, but they have so much in common - far beyond their shared last name - that they feel like sisters.
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