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Medical Case Study: Maeve Carney Case
Hi Mrs. Bickenbach

Maeve Carney will be absent sick today 2/22. She has a doctor appointment today doctor said there is strep and flu going around. I have emailed her teacher to send work needing done home with brother. If you have any questions I can be reached at (972)621-1625

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Mick Carney
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