How can we love our country and not love our countrymen, and loving them, reach out a hand when they fall, heal them when they are sick, and provide opportunities to make them self-sufficient so they will be equal in fact and not just in theory?
The women should not feel pressure to speak publicly about their ordeal, Smart said, adding that time will help them heal.
Doing so helps to rehabilitate your adopted sea turtle by supplying fish, squid and medicine to help them heal and return home.
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Simple: 7-year-olds are flexible with bodies that are constantly growing and developing, ultimately allowing them to heal quickly and often without long-term effects.
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Priests can heal hit points to get them back to full health.
There has indeed been much debate over whether the release of the files will help to heal old wounds or will reopen them.
"My current research interests lie in the field of regenerative medicine, which, simply put, means growing tissues in the laboratory with the aim of safely implanting them when the body cannot heal itself, " he explained.
It may not cure their disease, or heal their wounds, but it does make them feel part of the inner circle of healthcare where they have a constitutional right to be!
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Thanks to the VAWA reauthorization, they and so many women with familiar stories will have more access to the resources they need to help heal from the trauma of violence and protect them from violence.
Besides learning that they are somehow lacking in empathy or goodness or the ability to heal, little guidance is being provided to those who among them have decided that they cannot believe in a sometimes violent and irascible God or who in fact have found their faith in God in question as a result of this tragedy.
While the vast majority of the abuse cases happened in the 1960s, '70s, and '80s, the recent revelation of more case and the failings of the church in dealing with many of them have left fresh scars that have been slow to heal, victims' advocates say.
"That works for them, so the injury must be something they feel will heal sufficiently by then, " he said.
Now, top official at the Pentagon say the military's goal is to heal every soldier who comes back from the war or at least help them get well enough to stay in the service or live a good life when they life the Army.
Not only must governments heal financial systems, they also have to balance budgets or at least get them back to something that looks like sane economics.
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But arteries often heal around the old, bare metal stents in a process called restinosis, re-clogging them and necessitating a second procedure.
Indeed, some observers argue that the banking system is already, in effect, nationalised, with government policy doing all it can to keep banks alive by allowing them to ignore problems for as long as possible while obstructing attempts by some banks to heal themselves.
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