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Is the photo Stephanie is holding an original photo of her with her mother, or the age-enhanced photo mentioned in the article?
It is an original picture of my mom. The age progressed one is the next picture.
you know the missing persons cases are the worst cases for anyone to ever have to deal with. I have never had to deal with one and yet I figure that we are all human beings and so I hope that eventually you are able to locate and find your mother. hopefully your outcome is she is alive and doing well, and if not then you have my condolences regardless.
Stephanie: My heart aches for you. I pray you will have peace and comfort, regardless of outcome.
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