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surgeon would later describe as “miraculously non-fatal.” Wind screamed around the fractured ridge above me, hurling shards of ice and dust against my helmet.
But none of that compared to the image of my son crumpled on a linoleum floor three hours away.
“Dad,” I choked out, fighting to keep my voice steady. “Listen to me. Noah is in anaphylactic shock.continue reading …
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