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She whs accused of being “aloof.*’ a bil too high* hat. Hut, there sometimes, comes a time when one must walk, head-high, to keep from limping A waywaid son, a defiant daughte r, an unfaithful wife or husband, financial problems, a series of illnesses in the family, one's own health tears These arc things we often feel we must earry alone, no one must guess what we arc suffering. We aie too proud to share. We walk proudlx and keep the hurts inside. I'herc is astorx of a friend w ho sail! to another friend, “It ton have a party and don't invite me, it lievv i will bvjihci ilk , but it \ou ha\c a burden and t don't feel I want to share* it. that will hurt."
I becoming a part of a C hurch family will help ns find people who care and who will want to share. 1 You have a right to walk proudlx . but you don’t \ haxc to walk alone Xoi excr. \ Copyright 1986 Keister-Wiltiams Newspaper Services P C Box 8005, Charlottesville, VA 22906
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