men of good measure were giving of their meager rations to those worse than themselves, when the act was so useless as to be pointless - And they grew more feeble that another might live, maybe just for another hour...
Exactly. They lived for each moment, and for any kind of humanity they could show to one another. They never knew who would be next...
It was wonderful that you shared your story. Thank you! I'm so sorry. My Mom was a cancer survivor who said that the toughest things in life can either make you bitter or better. It sure sounds like you've become better, and I believe as you do: God worked through Frankl's experience, to turn the evil of the Nazis into a greater good.
Thank you! May God bless you, and His Peace continue to grow within you!
Well thank you for your kind reply! It made my day!
My Mom was a cancer survivor who said that the toughest things in life can either make you bitter or better. It sure sounds like you've become better [...]
Better and so much more! I believe in miracles because I am one. : )
Thanks again.