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(Almost) never tell her that she’s doing better

If you note that a person is doing better in many ways but doesn’t seem to realize or appreciate that, wouldn’t you try to point this out? Wouldn’t it cheer her up? Common sense, right? Well, when I was young (which was a long time ago), I would often do that. But I was puzzled…

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