By Arne Vainio, MD He looked so much older since Donnie died. A year earlier I saw them together hauling wood and they were drinking coffee and smoking cigarettes in the cab of Brian’s old pickup truck. We never talked about happiness. They swore at each other, and they swore at their chain saws, and […]
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