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writes: How can I learn gratitude? I try really hard, when things go real bad in my life to count my blessings, but I have such a hard time to do so. Am I a selfish bad person? I know, it would be greatly improving my life, yet I'm just always looking at things I don't have. I mean betrayal, loss, etc. Big stuff, but there is still so much to lose...How can I make myself more thankful for the things I have?I wish I would get some good ideas. Reply to this Question
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reader, anonymous, writes (28 November 2008): HiYou have the ability to write this question.Do you self harm?Have you a mental illness?Can you walk?Have you a life threatening disease?Do you have children?Do you live in fear?Are you constantly abused?Did you have a happy child hood?Are you young enough to enjoy life?If you look at a few other things that many many people have to wake up to every morning you will realise..we all have to try and .......HONOUR THE PASTAS YOUR TEACHERHONOUR THE PRESENTOF YOUR CREATIONHONOUR THE FUTUREAS YOUR INSPIRATION.
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reader, eddie  +, writes (27 November 2008):
 Try to do some volunteer work with the less fortunate. Most of us are never as grateful as we should be while times are good. It's not until we knocked down a few pegs that we realize what is really important.
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