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When you eat a #balanceddiet that is rich in #iron, it stimulates #hemoglobin production. It also helps transport #oxygen to other #bodycells. Hemoglobin compensates for any loss of #blood resulting from internal or external injuries. #Women, who lose blood during #menstruation, should make sure to eat plenty of #ironrichfoods to avoid #anemia during and after their monthly cycles. However, iron is an #essentialelement for men as well. #traceminerals
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Edited: Gramps solved it for me in an unusual way.

Hey #genealogy community, before I jump into a coding project, maybe one of you has a solution. Open to free and to inexpensive options.

I want to pull certain information out of note fields, using a GEDCOM file. But the desired information is often split across 2-3 lines and needs to be reconstituted.

I tried #Gramps but it emits no notes to the CSV for me. I Also tried #oxygen and it emits the notes, but without any line breaks, so I would need to write code to parse them.

My thought is to run through the GEDCOM, find the phrase that indicates what I am looking for and then reconstitute that line with the following information and write that out as a single line, ignoring everything else.

Other ideas for tools that write out files that include notes as entered, not split or joined?