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As mothers, today's story is a mystery that keeps us up at night. It would take a truly horrifying event to cause us to leave our child alone on the side of the road. Likely nothing short of abduction or death could drag us away from our babies. I have no doubt that the young mother we are about to tell you about felt the same.
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