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Dear Dr. Sala, I was so grateful that you invited me to write to you. I was at a point of absolute desperation." As I read the letter of a young woman deserted by her husband, in poor health, and with the responsibility of a family without any means of support, I got to thinking about the volume of letters sent to us by desperate people.
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Dear Dr. Sala, I was so grateful that you invited me to write to you. I was at a point of absolute desperation." As I read the letter of a young woman deserted by her husband, in poor health, and with the responsibility of a family without any means of support, I got to thinking about the volume of letters sent to us by desperate people.
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