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Reflections on "Hayom Yom": Sivan 25
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David
Kansas
June 4, 2013
Yash'chena Poignant, and something to remember as a guidepost. Thank you!
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Thank you! (A good rule of thumb to deal with fear of TMI...)
And as always Chabad somehow resonated with my daily life...yesterday I was dealing with a pain and instead of my usual way of handling it myself, I did tell someone, like you said "someone you feel a bond with".
Doing this was harder than public speaking, but I felt much better. They didn't run away, they didn't "suffer" to hear my story and today they sent me a message, how they feel honoured I trusted them and shared my problem with them. It brought us closer. thank you for the wise words!