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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 29, 1995
Page
4
A Roblin resident recounts chelation treatment using EDTA for heavy metal detox. The account covers procedure length, hydration, monitoring, vitamin additions, and observed improvements in diabetes, vision, stamina, and mobility, noting staff roles and daily treatment routines.
August visitors Ce leste and Eugene LaRocque spent a week with their children Durl, Mildred, and Jenny Mansell in Edmonton and Flin Flon, MB. Durl drove his father to Winnipeg for a medical checkup, and granddaughter Katy Jackson joined from Flin Flon with Bob Hughes family, as the Hugheses invited her to visit.
A writer presents a keepsake introduction for a Short family reunion spanning Vancouver Island to Ontario. Ricki Lafontaine describes an ivy like family network with eight vines anchored by shared bonds. The note notes the challenge of distance but hopes the book will spur communication and future gatherings.
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