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- This meeting follows a challenging few weeks at the beginning of the year, as Amy had to take her young son to the hospital twice within a month due to breathing problems. Billy was admitted to the ER on Christmas Day as he had persistent coughing and a high fever. Amy had been looking forward to the first Christmas of Billy and his twin sister Amelia.
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