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Two years ago, my mother was fond in making chocolates. She used to add muffin on top of it. But I am wondering, why Mom doesn't like to eat chocolates now. It is then I realized that she's suffering from a Diabetic disease.

She had have a great fun in biking in the garden yesterday. She is very cooperative and I have had fun
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