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Kernan Manion, MD's avatar

Lovely piece. And I'm so struck by each of the pointers, but especially #1 - there's always reason for hope. What strikes me about it is not just that there's not only "reason for," it's a mandate really. Not having hope is the same as despair, and despair accelerates despondency and death.

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Wendy Craighill, SMSimplifier's avatar

Brilliant. I am sending this to a couple people that need to hear this.

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