Resilience in a Distressed World of Love Forgiveness

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Dorothy taught it to us is it's somewhat of a boundary, like, because your crying doesn't mean I'm supposed to cry. Or just because I'm having a bad day, doesn't mean you have to have a bad day. The tears could be a punctuation mark that said, lean in, she has something that's really impacting her. So many things are possible within to organization society and so forth. One of the groups that I work with is actually a local housing for socioeconomically disadvantaged seniors. They've become resilient to the point that they don't have choice.

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