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retired about five years now. And I have a special weakness in my heart for this little stuffy.

Mary Pellequin lives outside of Minneapolis with her husband Ron, three elderly cats, and a stuffed teddy bear named Betty.

He's about 18 inches tall.

He's kind of an orange-brown color.

His ears are off-white.

He was given to me when I was an infant, I guess.

That's what the baby book says anyway.

Mary says she got the bear as a gift in the 1950s.

She recently learned that it was made by Gund, a toy company that's been making teddy bears since the early 1900s. She's only ever seen one other bear like hers, on the TV show MASH. It belonged to Radar.

Was it clear even from when you were young that he was special? On the TV show, MASH, it belonged to Radar.

Was it clear even from when you were young that he was special, he was different than other toys?

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