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Former Vice President Mike Pence will not face charges for possessing classified documents at his home in Indiana, according tomultiple reports.Pence s attorney was informed on Thursd
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MILWAUKEE 鈥? Is there a real time limit on mental health and healing, asked Tracy Weber.T
stanley mug racy Weber is a Milwaukee mom of an adopted daughter and a foster mom for a little boy. She s been busy getting both children mental health help for issues years in the making. Trauma is brain-based and in order to heal the brain it s going to take time, said Weber. TMJ4 Tracy Weber She took both kids to the STRONG Milwaukee Center, which is a place where children as young as five years old can receive mental and behavioral health services. She says insurance covered services for three months for her son and six months for her daughter, but it wasn t enough. I just wish it would last longer, said Weber.She eventually left the center when out-of-pocket expenses became
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