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...only person I ever met who was as comfortable at a rave as he was at a conference on health-delivery deficiencies in appalachia,” said Christopher Durso, his best friend. “He was smart and funny and just completely himself, and one of the truest friends I ever had—the kind of friend who helps you know yourself better...
...terrified and disoriented. And Erik is clearly neither of those things. Perhaps the point is really that there is no way to put what Erik has done in perspective because no one has ever done anything like it. It is a unique achievement, one that in the truest sense pushes the limits of what man is capable of. Maurer of the N.F.B. compares Erik to Helen Keller. "Erik can be a contemporary symbol for blindness," he explains. "Helen Keller lived 100 years ago. She should not be our most potent symbol for blindness today...
...terrified and disoriented. And Erik is clearly neither of those things. Perhaps the point is really that there is no way to put what Erik has done in perspective because no one has ever done anything like it. It is a unique achievement, one that in the truest sense pushes the limits of what man is capable of. Maurer of the N.F.B. compares Erik to Helen Keller. "Erik can be a contemporary symbol for blindness," he explains. "Helen Keller lived 100 years ago. She should not be our most potent symbol for blindness today...
...conventional medicine has failed them. Indeed, our skeptical journalists found six pioneers, in therapies ranging from guided imagery to visceral manipulation, who really seem to be on to something. "I was surprised," says senior writer Mike Lemonick, "at how long a record of success some of them have." Our truest believer is senior writer and health buff John Greenwald, who has tried many of the therapies and whose appearance routinely fools people into thinking he is 10 years younger than his actual age. "This was particularly meaningful to me," says John, who wrote two pieces in the package. "In fact...
Christmas is about generosity, of course, and friendship and family and jolly old Saint Nick. But in its truest, most Christian sense, the holiday is about hope, and hope not in the midst of success and triumph, but hope in the midst of darkness and despair. It offers what has been termed a "sign of contradiction" to the world--a messiah who takes on the form of a weak, helpless infant and who brings light to the dark of the year...