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The Beautiful Lights of the Holidays
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Getting Through the Holidays After the Loss of a Loved One…
You Are Not Alone
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Heidi Frankel began her career in sales and marketing in Los Angeles. Upon moving to Dallas, she has worked in both television and radio as a creator, producer, writer, reporter, and co-host. Recently, Heidi served as managing editor, writer...
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