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Crystal Dove, Inc MAY / JUNE 2014 3 Classes and Workshops 23 Living in Sufficiency Workshop: --------------------------------------------------------------- Transform Your Relationship to 4 Community Events Money and Life --------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------------------- 7 From the Publisher 24 Big Versus Small Healthcare --------------------------------------------------------------- by Colleen von Kittel 8 Sowing COlOP Seeds: Co-ops --------------------------------------------------------------- Are you longing for your life Supporting Other Co-ops 25 Who Has Your Back? to be easier and more fun? --------------------------------------------------------------- by Inga Madsen Would you like to stop pushing, 9 Cannabidiols (CBD): Is it for Me? --------------------------------------------------------------- micromanaging, and forcing by Sunil Pai, MD 25 MyoRehab Has Moved things to happen so you can --------------------------------------------------------------- by Victoria L. 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