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Pages recently added to my blogsite are from:

Ron Coleman on TECHNOLOGY >> https://truthfulkindness.com/index-persons-with-dementia-pwd/ron-coleman/tech-strategy/

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and a personal page in Family History:

Celtic Roots >> https://truthfulkindness.com/about/life-other/family-history-index/celtic-roots/

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Index for other contributions here >> https://truthfulkindness.com/index-persons-with-dementia-pwd/

FamHist Index >> https://truthfulkindness.com/about/life-other/family-history-index/

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((Previously, i had a notice here at base of each entry with announcement and Logo for HealthLine 2019 Best Alz Blogs.  To my surprise, after HealthLine contacted me in January with fact that i was included in 2019 Best Alz Blogs, then announcing it publically on March 18, ten days later they decided against including writers with Mild Cognitive Impairment, and removed this blog from their listing, leaving only one first-person perspective.  Now i am deleting each of those announcements of my inclusion on HealthLine Best Alz Blogs for 2019.  i hope they soon decide to include at least one other first-person perspective in their “Best Alzheimers Blogs”.)) >> https://www.healthline.com/health/alzheimers-disease/best-blogs-of-the-year