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Chicago P.D. has thrown a lot of challenges at Kim Burgess throughout Season 8, and the ride certainly isn t over yet. In the next episode, Burgess will have another tough decision to make, and the recent big fight between Burgess and Ruzek raises the question of whether or not she ll have him in her corner for whatever comes next. Fortunately, Marina Squerciati spoke with CinemaBlend about the Burzek relationship status in the aftermath of their fight, and whether their relationship can be salvaged to what it was before.
The confrontation between Burgess and Ruzek happened only a couple of episodes ago, when Burgess asked the wrong kind of question (at least in Ruzek s mind) about Ruzek after he shot and killed a man. The man s death did help Ruzek and nobody had witnessed it, so Burgess wondering if he crossed a line when his family was involved wasn t unreasonable, but Ruzek took it hard, and there have been no signs since that they reconciled. Mar
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As one door closes, another opens, and, in the case of Marina Squerciati’s “Chicago P.D.” character, she wrestles with the reasons why she takes on motherhood post-miscarriage.
Amid season eight of the popular NBC series, which airs Wednesdays at 9 p.m., a young girl whose parents are murdered ends up in government care and is taken in by Officer Kim Burgess. On this week’s episode, she decides whether to adopt the child.
In the previous season, Burgess suffered a miscarriage of a child fathered by her ex-fiance, Adam Ruzek, after she was beaten while trying to save a young woman.
American teacher and humorist, Leo Rosten, said it best: “The purpose of life is not to be happy – but to matter, to be productive, to be useful, to have it make some difference that you have lived at all.”
As we celebrate National Volunteer Week we pause and think about the volunteers who very willingly donate their time and efforts to Lamar Area Hospice and thank them for making a difference.
“National Volunteer Week is our chance to recognize and thank the many generous and caring individuals who give the gift of their time and talents. We know fully well how busy they are and how fortunate we are to have their support. Our Volunteers offer many dimensions of support including fundraising, service on the Board of Directors and valuable professional support to our staff. Volunteers cook meals, crochet prayer shawls, read, sing and play music for our patients, offer respite for the family and sometimes just sit and visit. The list is endless as to what our volunteers