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but some more than others,” says the Rev. Phil Bailey of the Washington Baptist Church. “We at the church are glad to provide the opportunity for our community to help Lauren have a better quality of life as she battles this debilitating disease.”
The church has started a fund to purchase the van. He adds, “your support in this cause will be greatly appreciated.” Donations, with a note that they are for the Lauren Payne fund, may be sent to the church at 180 Gay St., Washington, Va., 22747.
A typical day
Lying asleep on a recliner in front of the television, Lauren looks like a typical, healthy child who has crashed after a day of swimming and outdoor activities. Her golden blond ringlets cascade around her slightly sunburned face and shoulders, and bright red polish glows from the small toenails of her bare feet. Barbara Payne says her grand
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