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To: J. C. Dithers who wrote (54846)	8/19/2002 10:10:46 AM
From: epicure	Read Replies (1) of 82486

We could ALWAYS do more, but sometimes it would be at the expense of having a life of our own. Some people choose to give up their personal lives to save other people- i don't see that as better or worse, it is simply a choice of how you want to live. You had a young family, with huge burdens upon you, and imo it was very nice of you to have him stay with you. For a young man the peer group is always going to have more impact than "family"- and the biggest impact family could have was made when he was a child. None of us goes out seeking to do less than the best we can. I think it makes us better people that we evaluate what we have done- but we all do what we are able. I know you did, I am sure your brother-in-law did, and I am sure your nephew did.

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