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Where I’ve Been

Kelly Bellcour

So, where I’ve been during the last five years.

I’ve been right here. Sort of.

My life (as it was, anyway) was royally out of whack and interrupted by two unrelated cancer diagnoses. Since then, everything about and around me has been consumed by change.

Change requires reimagination.

My personal crusade, Rhettford

I’m lucky. I’m still here.

Here and able to continue my crusade of helping animals, even if it’s one animal at a time.

Sit tight while I bring this project back to life. I will be adding new content soon.

Thanks for reading.

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