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  • Lena Pwerle in Nursing Home

    May 17, 2019 1 min read

    Lena Pwerle is currently residing in a nursing home after a recent health scare. She is doing better although missing her home and family.

    We know many of you feel the way we feel and we will keep you posted on her progress ❤ You can also follow us on Instagram to be kept up to date.

    For those looking to acquire a Lena painting, sadly she won't be producing new artworks until, if at all, she returns home.

    Wishing Lena well and a full recovery.

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