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The problem with that is then it feels like your service was not even acknowledged, like no one even cared.

Next, I wanted to meet in real life as quickly as possible, because the things I cared about, I couldn't see online.

I felt like nobody cared, and I reacted with hostility to my confinement.

For over a decade as a doctor, I've cared for homeless veterans, for working-class families.

I've cared for people who live and work in conditions that can be hard, if not harsh, and that work has led me to believe that we need a fundamentally different way of looking at healthcare.

I had once cared for an elderly gentleman who was having a massive heart attack.

So I handed her a tissue, and I gave her a hug, and then, because I really cared for this woman, I said, "Get down off your cross."

They asked to attend our bedside rounds where we discussed his condition and his plan, which I thought was a reasonable request, and also would give us a chance to show them how much we were trying and how much we cared.

I just cared about the laughter, and actually, as a neuroscientist, I've come to care about it again.

We cared about God, the less fortunate, and the ocean.

We wanted to show that we cared about people dying of AIDS in Africa.

It was an incredible surprise to me to find out that there was actually an organization that cared about both parts of my life.

I am the exception, not because I'm more talented than Baakir or my mother worked any harder than Jobana, Sintia or Bertha, or cared any more than Theresa.

OK, I was there for four years trying to build this Live Your Legend movement to help people do work that they genuinely cared about and that inspired them, and I was doing all I could, and there were only three people paying attention, and they're all right there: my mother, father and my wife, Chelsea.

Someone they were kind to and cared for.

And I can't help but think, as an emergency physician, how many of my patients that I've cared for over the years were involved in a motor vehicle accident that possibly could have been prevented if this type of analysis was performed and acted upon 20 years ago when this drug was first released.

While his father was in prison, Mouaz took responsibility and he cared for his three sisters.

Soon, we hope, Masa will be reunited with him in Sweden, and until then, she's being cared for in a beautiful orphanage in Athens.

These animals deserve to be cared for.

I explained who I was, how narrow my reading had been, and I asked anyone who cared to to leave a message suggesting what I might read from other parts of the planet.

Oxford also did a research study where they examined 120 different studies looking at the effect of sustainability and economic results, and they found time and time and time again that the companies that cared about these kinds of important things actually had better operational efficiency, lower cost of capital and better performance in their stock price.

We were noticed, and everybody cared.

"You cared about me, and you changed my life."

If this is true, and I think it is, then women who have disproportionately cared for the little ones and the sick ones and the aging ones, have disproportionately benefited from the most profound kind of knowing there is: knowing the human condition.

One woman called Olivia, after describing how she was attacked by someone she had trusted and cared about for a long time, said, "I've read many of the stories posted here, and I feel hopeful that if so many women can move forward, then I can, too.

The reason I'm here today is because a teacher that cared reached out and managed to tap into my soul.

He was there as a neighbor who cared, but he was also bringing in his professional expertise and resources when the moment called for it.

My self-worth was buried under a soul-crushing load of silence that isolated me from everyone that I cared about, and I was consumed with misplaced hatred and anger that I took out on myself.

But some time ago, I came to a realization that I wasn't getting much better at the things I cared most about, whether it was being a husband or a friend or a professional or teammate, and I wasn't improving much at those things even though I was spending a lot of time working hard at them.

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