During a recent illness I discovered which friends and family members were there for me out of sincere concern.
This touched me very much and also got me to thinking.
How much of our lives do we spend with people who do not have this level of concern for us?
Among the surprises, people whom I saw as acquaintances but who acted more like friends with their outreach.
Amazed as people who one would expect a high level of concern actually showed less or none at all.
Nothing introduces you to yourself and your friends more than adversity and one of the blessings is to appreciate how nice and kind people can be even when you have not previously considered them your inner circle.
This prompts the question – should we spend our time with people who care about us the most?
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