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The document provides updates on various members of the Gubbins family. It discusses Chris taking a new job as a delivery manager and changing church callings. It describes Camille having surgery to clear a staph infection in her sinuses and completing 5K races. It also gives details on the accomplishments and favorite things of Abby and Aiden, the two children, including broken bones, surgeries, and developmental milestones.
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