CYG: Laughter Medicine

Day 20: Laughter Medicine

These two are my everything medicine, but the have me laughing all the time. We love the song "Laugh So You Don't Cry" by Andy Davis, and while we do also cry, I am so eternally grateful for these siblings and my amazing family, who always has my back, and helps me to laugh so I don't cry, and laugh until I cry, and laugh while I am crying.

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