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St. Mary's annual Gingerbread Day is a sweet success

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By Erin Weeks, Laura Rena Murray 
| The Aiken Standard
About 125 pounds of flour and 55 pounds of sugar. That is just a fraction of what went into the making of this year’s Gingerbread Day at St. Mary’s Help of Christians Catholic School. “That’s not even counting all the icing,” said Candice Gonzales, head of the event. “It’s mounds of candy, sugar, sweets.
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Bruce Willis’s aphasia diagnosis draws attention to a common language disorder

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By Laura Rena Murray 
| Knowridge Science Report
Credit: CC0 Public Domain. Until the recent news that Bruce Willis had been diagnosed with aphasia and was retiring from acting, many people were unfamiliar with the condition. Despite its low profile, aphasia is not uncommon. Across Canada and the United States, it’s estimated that more than two million people are living with aphasia and its associated challenges in communication and in using and understanding language.
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Bruce Willis’s aphasia diagnosis draws attention to a common cognitive disorder

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By Laura Rena Murray , J.B. Orange
| Talent Canada
By Laura Murray, Western University and J.B. Orange, Western University Until the recent news that Bruce Willis had been diagnosed with aphasia and was retiring from acting, many people were unfamiliar with the condition. Despite its low profile, aphasia is not uncommon. Across Canada and the United States, it’s estimated that more than two million people are living with aphasia and its associated challenges in communication and in using and understanding language.
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