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Are you friends? Are they?
Are you friends? Points are s s

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are hello how about what? Welcome. I' m Luis Miguel Salgado.

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This is a good question. I' m very happy today to be able

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to greet you. Thanks for connecting, thanks for sharing. I am very

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happy because, obviously, many of
my guests have had direct contact with you

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and for me it is a pleasure
in privilege today to introduce you to an

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exceptional woman, a woman who does
a wonderful job, because she helps us

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a lot to take care of us
when suddenly we are getting sick, we

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are ill, we are like this. He has a true vocation of service

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and a vocation of love for others
and believe me, believe me. It

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really seems like something like ah very
easy, but it' s not like

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that. On the contrary, you
must have a lot of patience, a

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lot of care, a lot of
empathy and to me it is truly a

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bozo to receive Elisabeth Ribas today and
how you are good how it is,

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very well, a lot of grace
for that presentation. I have done a

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pleasure to be able to cast here
I am very happy to be able to

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greet you welcome. Elisabet Rivas is
an auxiliary care technician, nursing technician,

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pharmacy technician and is currently studying ol
psychology That is why I tell you that

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it is a very special vocation.
Let' s talk to her about very

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interesting things and if it' s
okay with them, as I always say,

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it' s okay with them,
start it. And what a pleasure

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he hears, because it seems a
little simple this part of nursing auxiliary care

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seems something like ay, not anyone
can do it, but the truth is

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that not everyone can do it.
You have to study, you have to

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prepare, but apart, you have
to have certain gifts, not true.

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I call it affective abilities. Not
that, as you have said well before,

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a good healthcare professional has to have
empathy, dissertivity, a lot of

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communication and with how patient we have
to take care of and hear tell us.

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Please, this is the first question
I ask everyone, all my guests,

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behind what you are studying, behind
what you dedicate, who is Elizabeth

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Tribas, because Elisabeth alive, apart
from being a healthcare professional, is also

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mother of two children, Aittoor,
fourteen years old and soul of my little

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eight- year- old soul,
and my profession, because, as you

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well said, it is my vocation. I am at the service of others

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and always helping. As I always
say with this which is the most important

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thing, helping with the heart notice, that the role of mother, combined

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with the role of helping others,
must be particularly special, because at home

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you have to continue to play that
role because you call it care, care,

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education. But when you' re
also with people who need help,

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you also have to educate us.
Right. I mean, not everything is

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to daddy, kisses and hugs,
but there are also well- defined schedules

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for medicine and there is no choice
of no. Today I don' t

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want to wait there is a discipline
and you have to take it not how

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you handle that duality. It'
s not difficult for me, since I

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like what I studied is my vocation
and so on, but I do shake

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it a lot, especially the balls. Not when I' ve ever had

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more than another time than as you
say re- educating them because they compare

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it to my children. No,
but at another stage, logically and if

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it touches you many times I also
exhered in a certain way as an educator

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in the field of health, when
they do not want to take the medication,

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for example, not that I have
to be a bit even psychologist.

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In that sense. Not if you
find some story that' s happened to

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you. Funny, I think you
have a lot not, but for example,

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I don' t know that suddenly
you go to room fourteen and you

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accidentally got into the twenty- eight. No or that of those funny things

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that suddenly you enter with all care
and you stumble if you drop anything that

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you remember so, as a nursing
technician I don' t have an anecdote

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in order to remember, but as
a pharmacy technician we had a great time.

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He brought us a lot with the
clients and I remember once a lady

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not to laugh and in fact we
commented and so on, because I still

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have a relationship with my partner,
because it creates such a beautiful environment in

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the sector and the sanitary guild that
that is one of the things that I

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have always taken and the lady to
ask for an analgesic that I was taking

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back then and did not remember the
name. So she said" Girl Give

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me the medication, that one for
the knee that' s Galope? Al

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Galope? Al Galope? I used
to say Valga Lope, Galope. I

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looked at my partner and said Laura, the Galope, the Galope? What

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medicine you' re asking me for. The lady says ay Eli knows she

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' s asking you for Artrotec.
The medicine was called the trotec and she

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of course, she does not know
I like you exactly, because I want

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that part of helping, too,
to feel. I imagine that very proud

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when you go out and see that
person who was sick and that suddenly you

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find her on the street and say," Oh, you' re okay

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with medicine like that, but also
for the care we give you. No,

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and I imagine that' s a
very nice feeling of pride. Not

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him and I get excited, and
all because for me, especially for the

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elderly I believe and think that we
are his feet and his hands you see

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that they are so weak or that
they are Mercedes, the caregivers, not

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the nursing technicians. And when you
help him, because they have a fall

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and with passive gymnastics and a lot
of willpower, that grandfather or that grandmother

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does not thanks to your health work, start walking again or start eating because

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you encourage him or incite him in
a certain way look. There is no

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greater satisfaction. That' s not
paid for by a payroll and you'

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re recognized for your work. That
is not how we Spaniards and Andalusians say

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here, because I am Andalusian.
It' s or is not paid for

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with anything. That' s not
paid for anything. I have to tell

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you something to me, the Spanish
people, all Spanish and Spanish people,

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how I like them. I think
it' s a truly wonderful Spanish people.

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It' s an amazing country,
full of culture, just like Mexico,

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and well, it' s wonderful. If I did it again,

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believe me I' d say it' s okay God, but let me

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be Spanish, not because the truth
I feel they' re always happy It

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' s a well- kept people, well- worked, well- fought

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and very cheerful, very cheerful.
And I love that. In fact,

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Andalusia is one of those in the
cities not that there is much, much

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joy, much party. Then I
love it. Hey. I want to

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ask you something now. When you
have to take care of young people or

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adults or older adults and tell me
a little while ago, I become her

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as her psychologist, what is the
greatest recidivism that tell you, for example,

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young people or adults. There'
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' t know that they feel lonely, that they feel sad, that they

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feel depressed. There' s something
in particular you say, kids, if

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it looks like all the young people
are cut with the same scissors. Tell

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us, please, because in the
area of the elderly, because it is

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usually with the sector of the population
that with those with whom I have mostly

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had more experience, they always agree
that they feel very lonely, they do

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not feel understood by relatives or there
is not that feeling or that feeling of

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loneliness. In that sense, they
do all agree, hear, and what

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causes that to you. How you
try to combine your effort, because I

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imagine you must also have a strong
heart. No. I couldn' t

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hear that because I got a little
heart like you. Sometimes I have to

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confess that it' s very difficult
because I' m a very sensitive girl.

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I had to do my internships in
a residence and in fact one of

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my favorite grandmothers died that thanks to
me started to eat and they told me

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at the residence, Elizabeth no nursing
technician, got me to eat even when

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you came is when she has done
a power not to eat and you have

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to have a little heart in that
hardened sense. I didn' t make

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it today, but I do have
a bit of a bad time, because

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I say I always visualize it as
if it was someone in my family,

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not like a grandfather, a close
person, because being good health care has

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to have that closeness, that deal. But sometimes it strikes you bad past

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because when you internalize them so much
you take it so personally that, honestly,

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sometimes when they die and so on, I take my days like this

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a little more matrix, because they
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the sector and the healthcare trade.
I can' t imagine that you and

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your colleagues, as sanitary and the
people around you, not just any other

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profession, a lawyer, an accountant, a financial one, because they have

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to think, because they are the
people who take care of us. But

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you really make her a psychologist,
as we said earlier, you take care

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of them, you feed them,
you change them. There' s at

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some point you' re not commenting
on this part, that you make them

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as your family. There is some
moment when you, as a health worker,

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feel undervalued, unrecognized society in general. I' m not talking about

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Spanish society. I speak it because
in Mexico it happens, in Latin America

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it happens. Your efforts and your
work are little recognized. Yeah, yeah,

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I totally agree. Thank God,
it doesn' t spread out or

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it' s silk to leave.
Currently there is less, but there was

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a time when the compañeras were outraged. In fact, we held an assembly,

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with workers' committees and so on, to be recognized for our work.

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And it' s a kind of
vulgar pressure. But we' ve

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had to endure. They' re
ass wipers. We' re just not

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a cleaner, it' s a
job as high as any other and as

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you well say, we' re
psychologists, nurses' assistants, we'

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re the feet and hands of those
people who need our service so much.

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And it' s a sad reality
because sometimes they don' t value each

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other, not as properly as they
should be as sanitary, because after all,

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we' re a few more handymen, no or a neso more than

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the health world is. Actually the
nurses that I' m going to study

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in nursing, I' m going
to enroll in brief laboratory technicians and then

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I' m going to study at
the University of Nursing, because it'

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s my passion. But I even
had fellow nurses in my practice and demmel

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and we said it. Without you
we don' t work in the best

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way either, without that, there
are times when we are not valued.

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Let me ask you something, because
I also think it' s an interesting

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topic for us to get a little
bit of consciousness. You all of a

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sudden accompany more in moments of vulnerability. When you' re sick, when

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you feel bad physically, you also
feel bad emotionally, psychologically, that'

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s not a whole, and in
one other way, it' s when

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a person feels vulnerable and starts talking
very sensitive things. It didn' t

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touch you that all of a sudden
the relatives arrive and you say there comes

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the daughter, so the sick man
told you, the grandfather told you.

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No, and I' m telling
you, my daughter assaults me, she

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says to me, and suddenly the
daughter comes to greet him well, very

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hypocritical. I can' t imagine
that you too have to do it,

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as well as alas, how it
is not good, Yes, the issue

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of family members, especially when you
work in residences and so on, because

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the word I would use is neutrality, because in this sense you can'

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t do much different, that there
is abuse and so on. There we

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are already talking about larger cloths,
not as we say here, but in

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that sense we try to be very
professional and be a little neutral. Okay,

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hey, and then you were telling
us what' s next, what

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' s next for you, you' re going to study, then you

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' re going to keep getting ready. This is already a vocation your children

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that also first, that follows for
You, and then your children also,

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because I imagine that they see it, listen to it and suddenly say Mommy,

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but what do you have, no, because today a lord got worse

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and I imagine that they too are
as with that desire to serve people.

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No, in fact, I'
m still in continuing training. I finished

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my studies and I' m still
training. However, yesterday I examined myself

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from a module of engineering in the
hospital environment and nutritional coaching and so on,

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because in the world of medicine and
sanitation we never finished learning. We

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' re always recycling, making a
picture and so on. And what follows

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for me, Luis mi, is, therefore, to register shortly, in

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September I will do two years of
training of technician, of laboratory that we

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are in charge of analyzing all the
human samples, including to detect diseases,

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cancer, pathologies, digestive, etcetera. Because I am passionate and then,

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then, get into college and curate
my desire. I already visualize myself and

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consider myself a nurse and my eldest
son author, who is fourteen years old,

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because he would also like to be
a biologist and Alma, who is

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the little eight- year- old. As she sees me in the service

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of others, she sees me studying
and sees that I have finished my studies

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and she loves it. She says
mom, I want to be a nurse

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like you. So they' ve
internalized it a little bit. Don'

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t send your greetings from Mexico to
Itúr. How nice not Alma also what

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a nice name I greet the many
And well, he has an example in

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insumami truly important. Now I want
to ask you. Let' s ask

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you a few questions. They'
re bringing us a warrant. There are

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no good or bad answers. Then
let' s start playing. What would

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happen? Very well if there were
elections in Spain and it turns out that

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the next President of Spain is Elizabeth
rivas ok and you are the next President.

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The moment you take office, the
moment you get your presidential band,

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you' re already the president.
What would you do, three decrees you

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would do for your country, what
would you change, what would you take

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away, what would you say to
see. Gentlemen, from this moment on,

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I say that this is going to
be done in Spain. Tell us,

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then, first of all, as
a good health care would give better

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quality and health service, it would
build much more outpatient hospitals. Then,

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another thing I would love to do, because I want to do a volunteer,

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with which I would set up a
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of social eaters, because we tend
to forget people who are going through a

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situation that is not very pleasant in
their life and, above all, as

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good sanitary. They also provide much
support and set up many home help companies

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for what they need most. That
would be, that would be my candidacy,

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not so to speak incredible now he
and tell us, please, what

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do you think is needed in school
call yourself, in elementary school or in

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high school or in professional. You
would remove some matter from the education system,

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what debut to matter you would put
tell us look, for I would

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perhaps remove a certain voter, because
I live it, for example, with

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Aitor, who is my oldest,
that the children are super unmotivated with some

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electives. And I, who am
a defender, have nothing to do with

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the issue of mentality, conscience,
emotional management. I' ve always said

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that. The subject is a teacher. Many times it is like steps back

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in the sense that it is somewhat
archaic, since it is also obligatory in

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a subject that is called emotional intelligence, such as because many times we do

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not say the child does not approve, yes, but you do not deepen

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in the students do not know the
problem that, perhaps the baby brings in

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his childhood, in the circle or
family environment. So I think if we

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taught kids a good emotional management,
that everything really eradicates our childhood and our

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minds. If we are not acts
or we are not qualified to manage our

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mind to learn that our emotions speak
and how to make more resolution based on

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that, because we can hardly get
enrolled, not in mathematics, in history,

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in language, in literature. My
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Hey, do you remember any stories? When you' re your little girl,

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you remember some story, that you
keep it in mind, and that

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maybe you' ve told it to
your kids, you' ve shared it

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with them. Yes, little Red
Riding Hood post and they do already above

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all Alma, Alma is very mother. I had to separate myself by circumstances

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of life. Then I have a
week myself because we have shared and a

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week dad and when there' s
Mom, Mom, Mom, I try

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to enjoy as much time as possible
with her and she loves these things that

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we' re talking about movie stories
and yes, in her day I told

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her the story of Little Red Riding
Hood that my grandmother told me in her

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day. Yes, they repeat no
and yes, they repeat, they repeat

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hear and now tell us. Please
remember the worst gift you' ve ever

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been given. So you open it
and you say what this is. I

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don' t know I can'
t have been Christmas, birthday on some

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anniversary, something like that. You
remember that worse one. Yeah, it

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' s been done yet. I
really remember my mother, my mother,

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I' m very modern, as
you can see, because I' ve

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seen very much today. I always
wear my color hairstyle and so on,

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but my mother has never had much
for that pa' s style of clothes

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all that I like and I remember
that Risa. I remember once my poor

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little girl Elizabeth came, because I' m from January 2nd. Then I

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always get double gifts for kings and
birthdays. No, and I came to

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her all excited. I' ve
bought you a birthday present, very good

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open what you' re going to
love. Oh my God, Luis My

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when I opened that good thing,
but and he bought me some shoes that

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I don' t think there was
God who put it on. Come on.

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They were super flat shoes that I' m never gonna be unless I

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go to the gym and it was
all filled with blessedness. I mean,

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Mom, it' s really nice
shoes, but I can' t imagine

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your mom was all excited. No, or he' d call me"

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hey," because I' d
like to buy you the sea too,

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the girl. It' s either
red or shoe. I' d rather

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see the money I made than buy
it. I know yes, of course,

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listen and see us remember. Please
go evoke with us and with me

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that moment when you said maybe in
this city, that you didn' t

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know in some city in some part
of the world, that you said"

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son" here. I like it
a lot to come and live. It

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' s happened to you, that
you visit a place and say this is

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my favorite place, where maybe you
can rebuild, where maybe you can fill

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yourself with peace, where maybe you
can tell me how I want to live

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here. You still have that longing
and what city or what municipality or what

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countries. Look, Luis, I
have to confess to you that I'

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m a typical sanitary, because I' m a sanitary. I like science,

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biology, but I' m a
spiritual being. I love spirituality,

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I love meditating I love issues of
consciousness too. And it was my turn

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to work three months of summer in
a town in Andalusia Huelva and I was

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working three times of summer as a
pharmacy technician in a small town that had

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a beach that I know was called
cartalla. What a beautiful town, what

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a welcoming people. I was told
the Sevillana, because of course I am

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from the province of Seville and it
is what you say a peace, a

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tranquility that I, when I finished
my contract at that time I came back

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in the car crying because I did
not want to come, it is not

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wanted to come that I. I
think we all live experiences of many kinds

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and at the end of the way
too in one way or another. It

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' s not always a happy,
happy, happy, full, focused mood.

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Suddenly, we feel tired, we
feel hungry, we feel angry,

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we feel sad. Not because there
are times when it seems that in this

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case you sanitary, all sanitary,
all should be happy and happy all the

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time, not to inject that happiness, but the truth is that it is

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not a life. They' re
humans living on this planet. Therefore,

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they also have problems. How you
get up from a sadness, from one

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of a slumber, how you do
it, what you do, what you

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eat you fall asleep, what you
do. I' m a girl who

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trains a lot. I' m
going there and I would recommend it to

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everyone, because we release hormones from
happiness and that' s a wonder for

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our body. And it' s
true that many times they think that being

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sanitary, you' re a robot
and we' re not human people.

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We also get sick, we also
have our bad days. We also sometimes

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have to deal with and control and
manage our emotions, because my motivation is

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king And many times, because when
you get out of bed, because you

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always have the mentality that there are
always people who need your help. No

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and I' m a lot of
positive affirmations, of listening to joyful songs

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and changes a little when you have
a low, because it' s human

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being to reprogram myself a little bit
of mind not with this kind of test

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or technique and jat and assimilate and
assimilate and accept that a bad day,

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because it' s part and course
of life nothing happens for having a bad

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day. Tomorrow will be a better
one. But you cry, you vent,

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maybe you stump. Then come and
give it that life remains clear,

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yes that and besides, they are
sensitive chas, because I wind up in

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the room many times I give myself
when I baby it. Logically, they

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don' t see me and that' s it and I get up as

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a good warrior. If I'
ve fought a lot in my life at

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thirty- eight years and I'
ve had a habit and I don'

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t fall so easily anymore, Luis
and I don' t fall so easily

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anymore. But I' m trying
to cope and deal with it the way

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I' ve handled you before,
because I have to tell you my dear

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Elie that you' re thirty-
eight, but I estimate you twenty-

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eight, so you look very young
and come because life I think you have

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to live face to face and always
until the end, until the last breath.

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We' ll have a moment to
rest and to be, but today

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we have to take it forward.
I congratulate you on everything you do.

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I want to tell you something very
special. We' re getting to the

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final straight, but I want to
tell you something very special. There are

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few times that you are sure to
be told and I share this with you

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so that you can share it with
your colleagues on behalf of all the people

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who have helped, who help all
the people who have accompanied in their moments

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of loneliness, of sadness, those
moments in which you believe you think and

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feel that you are already delivering the
equipment, that there is no turning back.

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You guys are coming to hit it. You come to shine a sparkle

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on people' s lives. You
come to give people hope. And I

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want to thank you deeply for all
the effort, the dedication, the undisclosed

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ones, because even if you are
a mom, you leave your little ones

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and give yourself up full, you
don' t reserve anything. And that

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is to be thanked and we stand
in front of you, in front of

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you. Thank you very much,
thank you for everything you do. Many

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times you are required more than even
people can do for their families. Then,

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in the name of all those sick
people, in the name of all

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those granny people, those who are
present and those who are no longer present.

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Saying eli, thank you for your
time, for your effort, for

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your dedication and for your real love
is so many. Thank you very much

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and I would love to say goodbye
to you to tell us, please,

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a message for the whole planet.
Imagine that this message is going to be

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broadcast by radio, television, the
Internet, by smoke signals. Everyone will

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understand, it will be translated into
English, Spanish, German, French,

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all languages, all languages, all
dialects. What message would you give to

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the planet at this time, my
dear Ellie, for I would say that

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it is very happy, which is
what we have also been commenting on,

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that they have a good emotional management, that life is the here and now

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that we live in the present and
that they enjoy, that they enjoy and

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that they are happy and that they
feel already abundant because we are already abundant

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beings. No, and we have
a lot of what you have, and

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especially if we' re healthy,
that' s more than blessed. No

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thanks. Thanks to him. I
hug you, I hug you. Tiagos

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many blessings to Ithor and Alma and
here you are open with a space from

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Mexico to talk many times more.
We' ll probably repeat in a lot

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of interviews. In the meantime,
he receives many blessings and you who see

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the podcast, who listen to him, I invite you once again to share

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and see what a good question.
It' s about that, being able

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to positively impact people. If someone
probably needs to hear from your familiar family

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friends, share this chapter. At
the end of the road, we will

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realize that, obviously, there are
ways to live better and thanks to my

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guests, in this case, to
Eli. Therefore, we still see each

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other and hear each other in a
next chapter. Good morning, good afternoon,

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good night wherever you meet Bye bye
Chao n s