Get Well Card from Don and Chris

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Get Well Card from Don and Chris

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Don
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Chris
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Chantrenne, Xavier
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Deems-Mogyordy, Sally

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This document is a get-well greeting card. The front features an image of a teddy bear and a puppy with the printed message "Sending you a dose of warm, cuddly hugs...". The inside continues with "...to help you feel better." and includes a handwritten message from "Don + Chris" that reads "So sorry you are in this predicament and hope your arm will heal quickly. We love you!". The back of the card provides publishing details, identifying Sellers Publishing, Inc. as the publisher, Xavier Chantrenne as the photographer, and Sally Deems-Mogyordy for the copy. It also notes that the card is printed on FSC® certified paper.

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161 John Roberts Road, South Portland, ME, USA
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