I hope you have compassion for the beautiful teabag I encountered yesterday morning:
Do you believe that compassion will make you beautiful? Do you see beautiful compassion in any of my other photos from yesterday?
That is the beautifully compassionate Dr. Deeb Salem. When I asked him yesterday how he thought I was doing, his compassionate reply was, “I think you’re doing great.” Isn’t that beautiful?
Here‘s a beautiful and compassionate song.
Thanks to all the beautiful people who helped me create today’s post and to all my beautiful readers — of course! — for having the compassion to visit me, here and now.
The Year(s) of Living Non-Judgmentally 
There is nothing more sexy than a compassionate doctor, especially when you’re in their care. I love the photo of you and Dr. Salem. That joy is frame worthy ❤
This beautiful and compassionate comment is frame worthy! ❤
From the way you look in your photo with Dr. Salem, I think you’re doing beautifully as well, Ann! ❤
Thank you for this beautifully great comment, Mark. ❤
Good morning, Ann. I’m thrilled too that Dr Salem gave you such a rave review! 👍❤😎 Have you seen the funny pain scale? https://www.rasch.org/rmt/rmt264f.htm Wish I could add it here so all could see, but iPad won’t let me 😳
I’m thrilled that you gave us such a compassionately beautiful comment AND that great link, Sunny!
You’re doing beautifully well Ann, and that is a beautiful image!
Thank you for this beautiful and compassionate comment, Maria!
Beautiful indeed 💛🙏💛
It takes one compassionate, beautiful person to know another one, Val.
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Hope you feel as good as you look, Ann.
Dr. Salem tells it as he sees it!
You tell it as you see it, Ruth, and that helps me feel very good!
Compassion always adds to the beauty, and maybe, even diminishes the ugly. The vintage photos are wonderful.
You’re wonderful!
Compassion will make you beautiful and will make the world beautiful too. The compassion you give out will have a ripple effect and, as we’re so often reminded, just a few degrees–or less–separate us from each other. Your compassion and well-being will reach, and be reflected by, all those around you–including Jackie Chan.
Your compassion and well-being reach all those around you, Chris, which I am reflecting back to you now.
A wise tea bag
A wise comment, Derrick.
I know it to be true Ann. ❤️
I know you to be true, Colleen. ❤
Great POST!! My favorite all time bumper sticker said
WAGE RELENTLESS COMPASSION!
Well, I did like one that said Smuck Fog also…
Anyway, your journey is so inspirational.
GREAT perspective AND comment!!
Great picture of you and compassionate Dr D. Salem. You look great!
You’re great! Thank you for your beautiful compassion.
Truth!
Your truth is always compassionate and beautiful, David.
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