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Stephanie Cress
2316 Delaware Ave Suite #266
Buffalo, NY, 14216-2687
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Stephanie Cress
2316 Delaware Ave Suite #266
Buffalo, NY, 14216-2687
US
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2316 Delaware Ave Suite #266
Buffalo, NY, 14216-2687
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Find new solutions and fresh perspectives to lifes challenges. Move through the effects of critical incidents, and First Responder stress.CONTENT
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Sitting at the feet of Jesus. Over the past week and a half I have tried to figure out how to emotionally detach myself from everything I have come to know and love here in Swaziland. The things I have experienced during my three months here will now always be a part of who I am, a part of my story, but it is time to go home and start the next chapte. Click here to continue reading. Click here to continue reading.