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Author : Tory
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Topic : Events and updates

24 Jan 2017 10:17 AM

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There are a lot of tragic events in the world today. How do we cope? How do we feel when we see tragic circumstances that could have been avoided? How do we make sence of it all? Answer: we do the best we know how. We show compassion and we dont judge (I am speaking for myself and not judging) A close friend is stuntman in Brisbane and we waited with baited breath to find out it was not him that was killed. I am so sad for the family that is grieving. We cope the best we can.

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