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Submitted photo Kevin Glines works on creating a pumpkin pie. Born with spina bifida, Glines cannot eat or taste the food he is making. But, when the pandemic struck, he and his mother Meg Glines started âDessert Friday,â and baked something new each week. The isolation caused by the COVID-19 pandemic over the last year has hit many hard, but the disruption to daily routines and how services are delivered have been particularly painful for those with developmental disabilities and the people who care for them. “Much like everyone else, the pandemic has had a significant impact on...
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