Miss Debs:
I Thank You for your reply. My wife brought the picture and story to my attention of the unborn baby "shaking hands with the doctor shortly after it happened. I was a mentor to grammar school children, in a HOSTS, and Creative Mentoring Program. My wife and I have two of her children, two of my children, and one of our own. We both have daughters that are one week different in age. Our child / adult is now twenty-five years old. Our son is the youngest of my mother's forth five grandchildren. I always tell children, (and adults) to judge people on their handshake. If you meet someone for the first time, or shake hands with friends & relatives all the time, make a conisous effort to look for, or hear a message. If you do not hear "Trust Me, I Will Not Drop You, I Will Not Let You Go," check out the red flags that will automaticly come up.
Mr. John
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