On this episode of Our American Stories, some family stories fade with time, but others are told again and again until they become part of the fabric of memory. For Joy Neal Kidney’s grandmother, one such story involved an ordinary sewing needle and an extraordinary mishap.

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<p>On this episode of Our American Stories, some family stories fade with time, but others are told again and again until they become part of the fabric of memory. For Joy Neal Kidney&rsquo;s grandmother, one such story involved an ordinary sewing needle and an extraordinary mishap.</p>
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The Needle in the Hand: A Grandmother’s Story That Became Family Legend

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