Clarence

It was a whole bunch of folks, which is, and again, this is my own personal opinion, which is one of the reasons why we didn't see higher rates of deaths with the events because it was so universal. If it would have been one group of folk, I thought it would have been a whole lot of deaths.

It was a whole bunch of folks, which is, and again, this is my own personal opinion, which is one of the reasons why we didn't see higher rates of deaths with the events because it was so universal. If it would have been one group of folk, I thought it would have been a whole lot of deaths.

But I think that part of what we experience as human beings, sometimes there are triggering events that cause us to have grief or how to express our grief in a different kind of way. And so for a lot of folks, their grief was expressed through tearing up stuff, which I don't necessarily agree with, but it's how some people responded. Right. And I think

But I think that part of what we experience as human beings, sometimes there are triggering events that cause us to have grief or how to express our grief in a different kind of way. And so for a lot of folks, their grief was expressed through tearing up stuff, which I don't necessarily agree with, but it's how some people responded. Right. And I think

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Yeah. So let me share this with you. And I think that health chatter is really meant to be politically open. You know, we we don't we don't do things. But I think a lot of people right now, you know, you talk about Minnesota, but I think a lot of people in this country right now are grieving the loss of the perception about who this country is. Exactly right about now.

Yeah. So let me share this with you. And I think that health chatter is really meant to be politically open. You know, we we don't we don't do things. But I think a lot of people right now, you know, you talk about Minnesota, but I think a lot of people in this country right now are grieving the loss of the perception about who this country is. Exactly right about now.

I mean, when you talk to people, there is a sense of. Like, I mean, for me, you know, I'm I'm a baby boomer. I never expected to see the country in the in the condition that it's in. Right. I mean, I honestly do grieve. I do grieve when I see when I see the you know, as you say, I see the various things that are happening, the way that people are responding to. news events, those kinds of things.

I mean, when you talk to people, there is a sense of. Like, I mean, for me, you know, I'm I'm a baby boomer. I never expected to see the country in the in the condition that it's in. Right. I mean, I honestly do grieve. I do grieve when I see when I see the you know, as you say, I see the various things that are happening, the way that people are responding to. news events, those kinds of things.

And I know that other people who don't necessarily hold my view are also responding with grief with what's happening in this country. And I think that part of a conversation like this really is how then do you how then do you continue to move ahead in a way that would be most healthiest for you in spite of the fact that the things that you once held dearly, you find out they really never existed.

And I know that other people who don't necessarily hold my view are also responding with grief with what's happening in this country. And I think that part of a conversation like this really is how then do you how then do you continue to move ahead in a way that would be most healthiest for you in spite of the fact that the things that you once held dearly, you find out they really never existed.

Or they're compromised. Yeah, yeah. And I think for a lot of us, you know, growing, I mean, a lot of people that I know no longer are as idealistic as they once were because there's a loss of what they thought and what they perceived. So grief is why. Yeah, no kidding. Sheridan.

Or they're compromised. Yeah, yeah. And I think for a lot of us, you know, growing, I mean, a lot of people that I know no longer are as idealistic as they once were because there's a loss of what they thought and what they perceived. So grief is why. Yeah, no kidding. Sheridan.

adamant that some things need to be done or changed clarence yeah i you know just thinking about a lot of different things and i thank you um uh deandre and sharon for for you sharing those things i think it's it gets to a point where um you you You know, sometimes in this type of environment, and I'm using the universal grief, you have to check your humanness.

adamant that some things need to be done or changed clarence yeah i you know just thinking about a lot of different things and i thank you um uh deandre and sharon for for you sharing those things i think it's it gets to a point where um you you You know, sometimes in this type of environment, and I'm using the universal grief, you have to check your humanness.

You know, because there's so many things that are going on that, you know, at one time we were able to ignore. We can't ignore them anymore because there's all this information out here that really challenges our worldview, you know, about, you know, we think everybody is nice and kumbaya kind of stuff. And then all of a sudden you find out it ain't kumbaya at all, you know.

You know, because there's so many things that are going on that, you know, at one time we were able to ignore. We can't ignore them anymore because there's all this information out here that really challenges our worldview, you know, about, you know, we think everybody is nice and kumbaya kind of stuff. And then all of a sudden you find out it ain't kumbaya at all, you know.

It's a knock you out kind of thing. And so I think that part of that, these kind of conversations are really designed to get us to, first of all, to recognize it, but then to take a look and see how we might, or to talk about some of the things that we might be able to do in order to take care of ourselves in spite of all of the challenges that we face living in this world.

It's a knock you out kind of thing. And so I think that part of that, these kind of conversations are really designed to get us to, first of all, to recognize it, but then to take a look and see how we might, or to talk about some of the things that we might be able to do in order to take care of ourselves in spite of all of the challenges that we face living in this world.