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Old 04-10-2010, 10:54 PM #3
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Hi Loretta,
Thank you for always responding to the plea of others who have questions or are new and searching for answers and support Your soft hugs are always a message of caring and genuine concern.
When I read of the wrenching situations that some of our group endure, I always wish there were some physical way I could help or provide relief.
I wish I could take a portion of their burden to lighten the devastating circumstances of their fate. We have to rely on our words and intentions of listening with an open heart and open mind, to offer as help.
I appreciate your sensitivity to anyone and everyone who reaches out.
Sending hugs,
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