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Tia Wimbush and Susan Ellis had worked together in the IT department at Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta for 10 years. In 2019, they grew close after realizing they had something in common: Both their husbands had kidney disease and needed a transplant. Finding a donor match via

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Editor’s Note
For this final issue of Mysterious Ways magazine, I asked the staff to reprint our feature on the Watts Towers in Los Angeles (page 11). I learned about the fascinating structures in college while reading The Ascent of Man by science writer Jacob Bro

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