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The photo on the left shows Sandra Watson in February 2020. The photo on the right was taken in August, after she began working in May to lower her AIC. She is no longer prediabetic or diabetic. (Photos contributed by Sandra Watson).
SUCCESS STORY / Sandra Watson, 73, of Marietta changed her life when she changed her A1C
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Located on the top of the hill (Olympus) it has two independent "guest houses" that resting on the roof garden with a panoramic view. It faces south with a large living room with a fireplace that overlooks an infinity pool. Text by Sotheby’s International Realty
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Located on the top of the hill (Olympus) it has two independent "guest houses" that resting on the roof garden with a panoramic view. It faces south with a large living room with a fireplace that overlooks an infinity pool. Text by Sotheby’s International Realty
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