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What's Been Important In My Understanding Of Myself And Others Is The Fact That Each One Of Us Is So Much More Than Any One Thing. A Sick Child Is Much More Than His Or Her Sickness. A Person With A Disability Is Much, Much More Than A Handicap. A Pediatrician Is More Than A Medical Doctor. You're Much More Than Your Job Description Or Your Age Or Your Income Or Your Output.

Feeling Good About Ourselves Is Essential In Our Being Able To Love Others.

In The External Scheme Of Things, Shining Moments Are As Brief As The Twinkling Of An Eye, Yet Such Twinklings Are What Eternity Is Made Of — Moments When We Human Beings Can Say, “i Love You” ... “i'm Proud Of You” ... “i Forgive You” ... “i'm Grateful For You” ... “whether You Win Anything Or Not, You Still Have Great Value.” That's What Eternity Is Made Of: Invisible, Imperishable Good Stuff.

It's Not The Honors And The Prizes And The Fancy Outsides Of Life Which Ultimately Nourish Our Souls. It's The Knowing That We Can Be Trusted, That We Never Have To Fear The Truth, That The Bedrock Of Our Very Being Is Good Stuff.

Our World Hangs Like A Magnificent Jewel In The Vastness Of Space. Every One Of Us Is A Part Of That Jewel. A Facet Of That Jewel. And In The Perspective Of Infinity, Our Differences Are Infinitesimal.