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Susan

What a sad, wonderful story. I hope this lady is able to reconnect with her family. You are doing a great job with such compassion. You inspire us all.
Susan

Sarah Louise

As a bipolar librarian, I thank you. And bless you and Intelligent Librarian for helping this woman--I know women whose families are lost to them because of mental illness and divorce--libraries are not just about the latest Nora Roberts book. Thank you for reminding us of that every single time.

feelgoodpianotuner

Great entry! It's wonderful to remember that the stones are picked up one at a time and we don't have to have the whole load thrown on us to crush us.

feelgoodpianotuner

Great entry! It's wonderful to remember that the stones are picked up one at a time and we don't have to have the whole load thrown on us to crush us.

Beth

What a lovely story, yet a sad one. I believe you're giving her skills that will help her find her family someday. What a fabulous stone to have picked!

CogSciLibrarian

I need a tissue too. thanks for sharing this story.

Katie K.

Thank you. The library where I work has had a rash of attitude issues lately, making all of us forget the extremely positive things that can be done with & for patrons if we take the time.

Your blog is always uplifting for me.

Thank you!

Wendy

You and those you work with are, and continue to be, an inspiration.

potus_lies

Great story!

Frank

Amazing stuff, man.

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