Neighbors and members of their LDS church — all “Charlee’s Angels” — have donated studio-quality family portraits, an oil painting of Charlee before the seizures, therapeutic massages and food. Then, in February, she stopped eating and had to be admitted to the hospital. “Her vitals have declined in the last couple of weeks,” reads a Feb. 27 Facebook post by Catrina. “Jeff and I have had an emotional week. We’ve had a lot of hard talks and hard decisions to make.”.

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The evening features a catered vegetarian meal and sharing by five noted speakers. Joanna Macy is a Buddhist scholar, systems theorist and peace activist. Rev. Roland Stringfellow is a minister and LGBT activist. Angel Kyodo Williams is a Zen priest and founder of the Center for Transformative Change. Rabbi Dev Nolly, of Kehilla, is a Jewish educator. There will be live music. Tickets are $36 per person for the dance only; tickets for the entire event range from $108 to $360. All proceeds will benefit Kehilla.

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I keep a wary eye on her, wondering if she is about to lay an egg, or launch an attack. Diane, however, is too caught up in the music to care. “This is ridiculously fun,” she says as she gets her swerve on. She’s right, of course. This is no time for bird-watching. Our boat is closing in on the dock. Dance time is waning. So I slowly back away from the lady pterodactyl and join the swirling mass under the cheesy disco ball lamp. Right about then, the band launches into a rousing version of “I Feel Good.”.