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The following is a story that I hope to someday tell my grandchildren. I want it to serve as a means of instilling in them the courage and dexterity that I have somehow found within myself to make it through this wonderful and sometimes very painful journey. Once upon a time, high, high up in a tree, there was a bird's nest and in that nest there was a special, little egg . The mother bird worried and fussed and fussed and worried over her little egg, saying, "Oh my, this little egg cannot possibly be big enough for my baby bird." Finally, the mother bird's wait and worry over the little egg came to an end and her baby hatched. Unfortunately, the egg had indeed been far too small for her baby bird; the little bird was terribly sick from not having enough room to grow. Not sure how to care for the little one, which they named Polly, the mother bird and father bird took their new baby to the Great Owl . Thanks to the Great Owl's wisdom and patience, the little bird lived, but, despite......

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