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Heads, You Win!
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| 1 | Sometimes, when I am digging in the garden, or walking in the woods, I feel a sadness because my respiratory friends cannot participate. | |
| 2 | Then I cure these thoughts with my memory of volunteer work at a mental hospital and recall the excessive mobility in the disturbed wards. | |
| 3 | How different is the emotional climate of respiratory polio people. Their living has been filtered of much of the fluff and the best of humanness remains. | |
| 4 | My gentle, perceptive, fun-loving respiratory friends recall Ecclesiastes: "Wisdom is better than strength." Because they still have their heads, these breathless characters relax, enjoy life and add depth to the lives of others. | |
| 5 | ED NOTE: We have coined a new word to describe us -- "Respos" | |
