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  1. I know how you are feeling. I have family in Brasil and most of them are high risk and I can’t do anything. Here we are all home, only going out to try to buy food. We are trying to do exercises, my son is having cello lessons online, doing homework but we are all afraid. I really hope this will finish soon and until there we pray. Keep safe and focus on the light at the end of the tunnel.

  2. Christine- This post was so very powerful because you opened your heart and let your deepest fears about a universal problem none of us can escape, flow freely. Everyone in the world will be touched by the recent events in some way and your words are a reminder that we can be a source of strength for others while we ourselves are so greatly in need of it. There really isn’t a better example of the duality of our own human nature. Yes- we need to lift each other up and yet allow ourselves to be carried by those stronger than us when we need help. Thank you courageous friend, for saying things that need to be said and showing us that admitting to “not being okay” is very much “okay”.

  3. Nicely said Nina. As Timmy is a frontliner we are so proud of your son. My continuous prayer for his safety. We are all experiencing loneliness at this time longing to see our closest friends and relatives but God has His way of opening our eyes to value them and not take them for granted. My regards to Bill Gigi and Marco. Sending my ❤️ to them . God bless us all and shield / protect us from this virus. Tita M

  4. So beautifully said. Hope that you and your family continue to be well and that we will see each other again soon. Take care.

  5. So beautifully said. Hope that you and your family continue to be well and that we will see each other again soon. Take care.

  6. Beautiful written and thank you for your openness and candor.
    Hit home on so many levels. But most importantly, we will get through and we will be OK.

    Even if it is a different OK.

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