Dear Amy: “Bart” and I have known each other for several years through our wives, who are colleagues.
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So first, take a minute and send Bart back into the wings where he belongs, and let his neglect call forth for you the thoughtful and supportive behaviour of others.Are you a nice and polite person? Then remain that way.Article content He may subscribe to some weird philosophy where thoughtfully noticing another man’s injury would be seen as awkward or embarrassing to the injured party.Accept that Bart has revealed his limitations to you, and yes – focus on people who bring more positivity and balance into your life.My 87-year-old mother and 93-year-old father are sharing a hospital room, as he nears the end of his life.
I also said I will support my sister regardless of what path is chosen for his care, that I know how hard a decision like this can be, but that sometimes the most loving thing we can do is to let a person go.Praying over someone is not the same as sitting down and conversing, and my father is not going to “heal.”This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below.
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