What's Happening to Me Is Not Just, I Feel It, I Suffer It Particularly

When someone says what's happening to me is not just, I feel it, I suffer it particularly, you have to listen. Even if you can't completely empathize with it, it's a cry of pain. Pain is real and it's too easy to dismiss other people's pain. You say at the end of your book, you've got a nice section of thank yous and they're more than just thank yous though. It seems like a kind of stop take of the things that you're grateful for at this point in your life. Would that be fair? People mainly. "I dig my face these days, but when I was young, there was no place for