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The Blue Card Caper

I was in elementary school during the 1950s. At that time there were many advances in the prevention of diseases. Unfortunately, the prevention of diseases meant that children needed to be vaccinated with a needle, and this led to my white lie.

Our county had a team of nurses who serviced the county schools. They

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