How mom of CT toddler who died in hot car navigated grief to find love
In her memoir “The Gift of Ben,” Lindsey Rogers-Seitz, mother of a Ridgefield toddler who died in a hot car, writes of the minefields of shock and grief.
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In her memoir “The Gift of Ben,” Lindsey Rogers-Seitz, mother of a Ridgefield toddler who died in a hot car, writes of the minefields of shock and grief.
In her memoir “The Gift of Ben,” Lindsey Rogers-Seitz, mother of a Ridgefield toddler who died in a hot car, writes of the minefields of shock and grief.
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