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Comment by michael sandoval on January 30, 2011 at 3:14pm
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Denise traveled to India with me, not knowing she had colon cancer. The doctors said it was gastrointitis or some such thing. She didn't feel good on the plane and here we are stopped on the way to Vrindavana, 3 hours south of Delhi. She didn't feel to well, but she never complained. When we came home from India, she had to have surgery right away, and passed away about 5 months after I took this picture.
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