Two things

1. A lady from CA came across my story at her doctor's office and emailed me to tell me about her brother who had became quadriplegic. I am insanely touched by her effort to reach out to me, and this also strengthens my belief that we should attempt to communicate with one another. It makes me crazy when people forget their responsibility towards each other as human beings. You'd be surprised how common sorrows can unite mankind. Grief is a universal experience and it doesn't discriminate between the haves and have-nots.
2. It just hit me bigtime that Guideposts is amongst the top 20 magazines in the US (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guideposts).