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WHO can forget the joyous homecoming of the Benhaffaf family to Cork almost a year ago? Those two miracle babies, the extraordinary serenity of their mother, Angie, their father's fierce pride. They lifted the spirits of the country brought down by ruinous government and economic collapse.
The gods seemed to smile on the little family that day last May and an idyllic future seemed to stretch before them, of watching little Hassan and Hussein grow and thrive. Families of other disabled children would have known better, of course.See the full content of this document
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Benhaffafs' Struggle has Only Just Begun [Eire Region]
They would have known that even after beating the odds to survive pioneering surgery, after the dark time of her pregnancy when Angie learned that her twins were c...
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