By: James DC Juan: Pare, tatakas tayo. Pedro: Paano? Juan: Aakyatin natin yong bakod. Tatalon tayong palabas. Sumilip si Pedro sa bintana. Pedro: Pare, malas, hindi tayo makakatakas. Juan: Bakit? Pedro: Walang bakod. Our language is called the Mother tongue ...
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By: Janice Dantes Irecently met with a nice 87 year old woman and her caregivers. She was bound to a wheelchair after suffering a stroke. She was completely dependent on her caregivers and would not be able to live on ...
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