A second chance: The uncertainty & struggle behind India's organ transplant boom
We haven't written up this one. Times of India has the full story — the link below goes straight to it.
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Our multigenerational family trip to Spain didn't go as planned. I had to adjust our itinerary to suit my 1-year-old.
For my daughter's first birthday, my family went on a big multigenerational trip to Spain. Things didn't go as planned, but it was still worth it.
- Multigenerational family of eight traveled to Spain for daughter's first birthday.
- Itinerary altered to accommodate 1-year-old's need for slower travel pace.
- Family enjoyed beach, museums, local cuisine despite adjusted plans.
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