Heroic Women!
To Laura and Euna:
Dear Laura, After listening to your interview with Larry King Live, I have been so profoundly moved at your grace, dignity, and courage in not breaking down during the interview, after answering very difficult questions. I know you must have had months of practice being held in such horrible conditions, with no knowledge of your outcome. I did not hear Euna speak of her ordeal, but I can only assume her story is very similar to hers. I am so touched by your courage and continued politeness in describing your ordeal. When you use the words "humanity" and "compassion" with your captors, it describes what courage you have; and is a reflection of the level of your own compassion and humanity.
I personally think I have difficult decisions to make in my life, and have always relented making them in the face of fear of how I would handle the results of my decisions. I chose to stay helpless for fear of not knowing the outcome. But you showed today that courage will take you everywhere, when having to face the unknown. Now all I have to do is think of you and Euna, and your dignity and courage, and this will always be a beacon of strength for me in my life, whenever faced with having to make difficult decisions when doing nothing seems so much safer.
Thank you for sharing your story. I hope and pray for you and Euna to recover fully from this, and to continue to touch people in the way you have touched me.
God Bless
Pmch
N.Ireland
Dear Laura, After listening to your interview with Larry King Live, I have been so profoundly moved at your grace, dignity, and courage in not breaking down during the interview, after answering very difficult questions. I know you must have had months of practice being held in such horrible conditions, with no knowledge of your outcome. I did not hear Euna speak of her ordeal, but I can only assume her story is very similar to hers. I am so touched by your courage and continued politeness in describing your ordeal. When you use the words "humanity" and "compassion" with your captors, it describes what courage you have; and is a reflection of the level of your own compassion and humanity.
I personally think I have difficult decisions to make in my life, and have always relented making them in the face of fear of how I would handle the results of my decisions. I chose to stay helpless for fear of not knowing the outcome. But you showed today that courage will take you everywhere, when having to face the unknown. Now all I have to do is think of you and Euna, and your dignity and courage, and this will always be a beacon of strength for me in my life, whenever faced with having to make difficult decisions when doing nothing seems so much safer.
Thank you for sharing your story. I hope and pray for you and Euna to recover fully from this, and to continue to touch people in the way you have touched me.
God Bless
Pmch
N.Ireland
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