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<p>Yo he estado ahí.</p>
<p>Yo sé lo que es ver como alguien a quien amamos se hunde en el camino de la dependencia, del alcoholismo o la drogadicción.</p>
<p>Yo sé lo que es vivir con esa barrera invisible que nos impide ayudar al ser querido. Yo sé que esa barrera solo puede romperla el enfermo. Solo la persona que es víctima de la adicción puede decidir cuando sacarla de su vida. Su deseo de hacerlo es el único motor capaz de impulsar su recuperación.</p>
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<p><strong>Dear Mexican: Why can’t the United States and Mexico agree on one only name for the Rio Bravo-Grande river? And I don’t understand why the Americans lo dice in español?</strong><br>
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<p style="text-align: right;"><strong>Marfa Maven</strong></p>
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Bensoussan lack of support for Bayfront park out of step with the community
At the end of chapter nine in the classic book, Grapes of Wrath, John Steinbeck writes about a poor family forced to leave their Midwest home by drought and economic hardship. They are trapped in a hopeless situation and decide to go to California. “The woman sat among the doomed thing turning them over and looking past them and back.”
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