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Arriving at the hospital, “You go on ahead, take a picture with your camera and send it to us. We have a meeting to go to and possibly a pick-up.” I entered the hospital and found my way to the secured area. Pressing my finger on the pad, the green light came on, and I entered the kid’s room. I noticed some of the monitoring machines were removed, and he had only one intravenous line. It looked like he was improving. His color was good, and he appeared to be sleeping. I took his facial pictu
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Yes wait for the next chapter. The man was very rich and was powerful, I think; Not necessarily, they need a picture with bruises etc. In a court they can present the photos as evidence
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Walking to the infirmary, Pat came to us and said a man in the dining hall wanted to see me. “Thanks, Pat. Tony and I’ll go and speak to him.” I rubbed Pat’s head; I try to touch the kids in a non-threatening manner. They need to understand that it isn’t always in a mean or degrading way if an adult touches them. When we entered the dining hall, I was surprised to see Aaron Burton. “Hello Aaron, to what do I deserve this visit. Come and join us in a cup of coffee and we can go to my offi
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There are two elevators. One where the office building exists, over the old loading dock. That elevator is complete. The other elevator is on the main building connecting floors 2 and 3 and subsequent floors between.them. I hope that helps
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Thank you for your support. It's you the readers that encourage me to go on.
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I'm sure, he does still have his eyes on those two lots
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He has, I think everyone would want such a friend.
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Tony has proven his devotion to Sanctuary and Brad. That is what I call a TRUE FRIEND, which are very rare. I think we all would like to have one.
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Usually a hospital provides minimum care until a next of kin is located. This was a "street boy" the issue of payment is important to a hospital in a large city. I have heard the words before , "Who is financially responsible?"
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The lad is sadly in the car of the hospital staff. Brad will ensue he is well attended
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Every day for a week, I’d go to the hospital right after the kids had breakfast. The plastic lion was mounted on the wall over the buffet. For the kids, things were getting back to normal. The boy in the hospital was healing but still had not gain consciousness. Dr. Franks indicated that it would take time for his body to heal, but he expected him to reach consciousness at any time. The next morning, Aaron Burton had called and wanted to talk. Abe said that 3B was finished and I should check
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Thanks. The kid has a long haul before he can join Sanctuary
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“I want to thank you all for being here for me; I guess we all need someone. I need you as much as you need me. The child that Murray and O’Shea rescued because of Jabir is in the hospital. He’s very sick, but the doctors are doing their best, I’ll go and check on him today, and I’ll tell you how he’s doing, ok?” You could see the heads nodding up and down. Bubba brought me another cup of coffee and climb up on my lap. I gave him a hug and a kiss on the cheek. Pat came over and hugged me als
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Thanks, I'll be posting again very shortly, I would like to post more, as so many of my readers want to know more. But rules are rules
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I think the boy will recover but in what shape he will be in is questionable.
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The sadness that these kids have to go through in my story for some are very real. I have met some of them, they have led ton this story. I also wrote this story in anger, I a angry that multi-millionaires who could create a Sanctuary on their own don't. I guess the press wouldn't put their picture in the paper and they wouldn't receive a pat on the back;.
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Thank you. But like you a remember not being able to wait for the next serial of a beloved radio show. Do not feel uneasy about the tears. Even though I wrote this story there are times as I think about what I wrote I get angry, and my eyes water as well. I would dedicate this story to a young man I met on the streets of NYC. Unfortunately I never got his name, and I never saw him again on my future trips.
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I called dad and left a message with his secretary. “She said she’d tell him as soon as he’s finished with the case before him.” I told Murray and O’Shea, “You should go out to the house to make sure nothing is disturbed.” They left without drinking their coffee. Tony looked at me, “I’ve got that feeling again. I hope that boy is still alive.” Tony looked at me, quizzically. “He has already contacted his lawyer, and I’m sure he’s probably in on it as well. They’ll try and move that kid, and
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Hang in there, retribution is a nasty mother (you can finish that sentence)
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He'll go to jail, broke, more money for Salvation. These people in Jair don't last long
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I don't think we have to worry about what he will get to eat. It won't be healthy
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He is the only child of a wealthy family. He is using his College money and rust fund. I have a feeling his family is contributing as well, he doesn't say so but they are very supportive
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If he lives long enough
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I think big shot don't realize he has a short life cycle
