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    May 2, 2011 Victor

    I just wanted to let you know how much I appreciate your insightful, thought-provoking articles. Today’s article, As I See It: ‘He Kindly Stopped for Me’, is another great one. I am very much like Richard in that I don’t think about death. But I know I need to in order to appreciate life and prioritize. Thanks.

    –Doug

    Thank you for that article. Insightful and meaningful. We all need a reminder for us to evaluate what is important in life. Thank you.

    –Paula

    Victor, your columns are always moving and thought-provoking.

    Today’s column put things in perspective for me with respect to priorities.

    Thank you for sharing.

    –Dan

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  • Reader Feedback on As I See It: ‘He Kindly Stopped for Me’
  • Some Insight Into the HMC-to-SDMC Transition
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