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Listener discretion is advised. After she bed and bed and bed and bed and we came across this apartment and we took it to see it and she was elated about it and

moved her in.

After we moved her in, she decided that she could manage on her own with help.

She would go wash her own clothes at the wash at the period.

She also would, she learned how to go to the bank just right from

my house and she'd go in and get her quarters and to wash her clothes. would go to Papa John's Pizza.

She was right where she wanted to be. She loved Papa John's Pizza and

Church's chicken breast and she was in between both of them. The dairy queen was up on

front street she was telling me how she loved those blizzes, she wanted She was

She wanted blizzes and she would walk up there in the hot sun and get her blizzes and get her blizzard

And drink it going back there to her apartment she would go up to the dollar store like

you say she loved cleaning and air freshness. Oh she would have a freshness stored everywhere.

She would go up there and she was able to go get all her stuff and take it home.

She would buy cleaning stuff. I her how much cleaning stuff she had.

It was never enough and she's been deceased now two years this month and I still probably have enough of cherries clean and

last me another year. Here.

Today's story deals with domestic violence. In this particular case, the abuser was a woman who abused her partners and her children

before she ended up killing a disabled person.

We have made a donation to futures without violence, an organization which aims to advance the health, stability, education, and security of women, men, girls, and boys worldwide.

To that end, the organization was a big player in developing the

Violence Against Women Act, which was passed by Congress in 1994,

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