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Monthly Archives: July 2016
How Not to Say the Wrong Thing in Death, Illness, Divorce, and Other Crises
When Susan had breast cancer, we heard a lot of lame remarks, but our favorite came from one of Susan’s colleagues. She wanted, she needed, to visit Susan after the surgery, but Susan didn’t feel like having visitors, and she … Continue reading
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