An Extension of Her Motherhood:
She was also strict about establishing rules and “making us be good to people,” says Christian. “She taught us the spiritual side of life and what school can’t teach you.”
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Heroes on Parade
“Frankly, I would like to apologize to all of you for the role I played in cheating you out of health care reform in years past.”
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No Country for Old Women
Everyone involved gave their unwavering support and implicitly understood that you are either with Avon (the company for women) in its war on breast cancer or you are with the terrorizing few that strayed from the pack and articulated independent (albeit “liberal”) thought about this often fatal disease. And if you are in the latter, you’re sure to get breast cancer.
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CommonSense2 November 2009
Always at her best, Lynn makes you stop and think about these never ending wars against this or that. In this case, breast cancer. Check it out.
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Healthcare analysis from the new driver’s seat
I think that’s a quality our nation really needs throughout this ongoing health care debate, a process that takes time and work, like learning to drive. If our leaders convey a positive attitude and help to assuage irrational fears, then our collective reasoning will be so much stronger.
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THOUGHTS FROM AN UNQUIET MIND V
I almost never premeditate on the best way to produce a favorable impression on someone else. I trust to my intuition and perhaps am less fearful of what I say or do than most thoughtful people. G. has suggested that my ego is constructed of cast iron. This is true only in a superficial sense.
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How Long Does It Take To Make a Mountain?
I looked outside and watched the moonlit world heaving and pitching, watched the split rail fence in front of me rocking to roughly the same chaotic rhythm as the room behind me, and the door frame in my hands. Sometimes, during very traumatic moments in our lives, we remember bizarre details. I noticed my hand on the door frame and my arm trembling, and slowly became aware that my whole body was doing that.
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