Dear Mr. Trump,
I sit by my beautiful mother’s nursing room window every day—unable to give her comfort.
When I hear your voice barking Covid, Covid, Covid, I pray for the strength to forgive you.
anntogether
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Dear Mr. Trump,
I sit by my beautiful mother’s nursing room window every day—unable to give her comfort.
When I hear your voice barking Covid, Covid, Covid, I pray for the strength to forgive you.
anntogether 
You don’t have to forgive him. He’s a terrible person and did terrible things. He brought out the worst in people. I’ve had people I didn’t forgive because I know they aren’t really sorry and never would be. I am told when you forgive someone you are doing it for yourself. Sorry about your mom even if you can’t give her comfort she knows you love her. In my family love is unspoken. Feel better AnnMarie thanks to you I’ve become a better person and quit cigarettes and cigars, You take care AnnMarie
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Keep the faith, my friend
I’m so happy to read your quit smoking!
You take care of yourself and that kind heart you’ve got.
Thank you for your thoughts, Dan.
I believe forgiveness is internal yes, but it flows external and can affect great change
Empathy, forgiveness – all things necessary to spin the world
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Americans will get exactly what they voted for.
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The good, the bad, the ugly
embedded in government
I love to dream, to hope, to believe
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Amen!
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🙏
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I’m sorry. And I don’t have that kind of forgiveness in me.
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I understand
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I wish Trump could see this, AM.
I wouldn’t blame you if you couldn’t forgive him.
Who can?
DS
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Tis the season😊🌟
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AM — a 2nd thought … You and your mother are beautiful. This is a lovely photo, memory. I should have said that in my previous comment. DS
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Too kind, my friend🌟
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