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Asked July 2020
Guilt? My sister is an RN and tells me I owe her nothing. I have fixed door, window, toilet, driven her to appointments...
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I can NEVER do enough.
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Your Sister told you that you owe her nothing. That's lovely. Now you have done a few things. That is even lovelier. How we get to the last sentence I cannot imagine.
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Jul 2020
So do less...you’ll love the feeling
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