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I am 51 (year 2010). I was born in Peru, South America. I have been living in the United State for seventeen years. My husband is American, his name is Lenny. I have a son Miguel Angel, who lives in Peru.

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  1. People who keep on moving on in this life without bragging about it.
  2. People that help others.
  3. People that see the interior beauty of other human beings.

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Response to: What Really Matters?

Comment posted on March 4, 2012 at 2:55 pm:
"Bonnie: I feel lonely because my family is in Lima Peru and I am here with my husband who I love but I need my family. I go to work every day. But I feel lost. I am not crying now becuase the doctor prescribed a medicine, however I would like to cry..." (read comment)

Response to: What Really Matters?

Comment posted on February 26, 2012 at 7:13 am:
"Bonnie: Today is the first month of my nephew's death and I am still sad. It is not easy. It is really sad. I pray the Lord that my grief will not be so long...." (read comment)

Response to: What Really Matters?

Comment posted on February 21, 2012 at 9:27 pm:
"Bonnie, thank you for your words. It is necessary to get support, otherwise the sadness is too much to bear. One day at the time or moment by moment. That is life. I pray for my family and let them know that I love each one of them. I do not know w..." (read comment)

Response to: What Really Matters?

Comment posted on February 20, 2012 at 4:04 pm:
"Dear Bonnie: Indeed I am going to a grief counselor. My grief will have to run its course. For how long? Only God knows. Today I am at home because of the holiday. Tomorrow I will go to work (thank God I have a job) and keep the composure all the tim..." (read comment)

Response to: What Really Matters?

Comment posted on February 19, 2012 at 11:39 pm:
"Dear Bonnie: I just read your answer. Thank you very much. I continue calling my brother and I am asking him to seek professional or spiritual help in these moments. Your are right to say that grief has a life of its own. The grief experienced by on..." (read comment)