The Sixth Foundation of HUMAN Needs

Jul 21, 2014

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How Much You Take Care Someone You Love Today ? . The Sixth Foundation of HUMAN Needs . I’ve never forgotten that promise to my family…. Changing Lives. The promise of unconditional care.

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The Sixth Foundation of HUMAN Needs

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