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		By: Marianne		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[I have had the opportunity to visit Haiti twice.    If one visits Haiti you come back to the United States a changed human being.  From Port -au- Prince all the way up into the mountains where some of the greatest poverty existed with children who had no food, no clothing, and no shelter, I have always wanted to find a way back and serve.  We visited many orphanages, brought suitcases full of basic care needs and distributed them as we walked for miles in the mountains.
Nothing, and I mean nothing leaves an impression on someone as does the children of this most poverty stricken nation. I want to serve. I am a retired elementary school teacher who is not content to not help the most vulnerable.  To that end, and forever grateful, I want to thank you Mitch for writing all of your books but especially &quot;Tuesdays with Morrie&quot;. My son (at the time in high school) and I read the book together.  To this day we reference that story.  There is a book we also read call &quot;The Power of the Powerless&quot;.  It resonated so deeply with our family as we too had an &quot;Oliver&quot; who we were honored to care for, for 18 years.  He now rest in peace!.  I look forward to hearing back from you.  Warm regards, Marine Zgrablich]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I have had the opportunity to visit Haiti twice.    If one visits Haiti you come back to the United States a changed human being.  From Port -au- Prince all the way up into the mountains where some of the greatest poverty existed with children who had no food, no clothing, and no shelter, I have always wanted to find a way back and serve.  We visited many orphanages, brought suitcases full of basic care needs and distributed them as we walked for miles in the mountains.<br />
Nothing, and I mean nothing leaves an impression on someone as does the children of this most poverty stricken nation. I want to serve. I am a retired elementary school teacher who is not content to not help the most vulnerable.  To that end, and forever grateful, I want to thank you Mitch for writing all of your books but especially &#8220;Tuesdays with Morrie&#8221;. My son (at the time in high school) and I read the book together.  To this day we reference that story.  There is a book we also read call &#8220;The Power of the Powerless&#8221;.  It resonated so deeply with our family as we too had an &#8220;Oliver&#8221; who we were honored to care for, for 18 years.  He now rest in peace!.  I look forward to hearing back from you.  Warm regards, Marine Zgrablich</p>
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