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English, 16.06.2021 19:50 magaaalimartinez

In Sherman Alexie's "Sacred Heart", he talks about his mothers illness and the family's concerns about how to best care for her. Is this any different from the concerns adult children from other ethnic groups face as their parents age and require different types of care? If so how does it differ?

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