My Grandfather's Blessings: Stories of Strength, Refuge, and Belonging Characters

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My Grandfather's Blessings: Stories of Strength, Refuge, and Belonging Character List

Terminally-ill persons - “Receiving your Blessings”

The terminally ill persons have enlightened Remen on “how to receive my (Remen) blessings.”

Mae Thomas - “In The Beginning”

She is an underprivileged woman with seven kids; she suffers from cancer.

Martin Buber - “Receiving your Blessings”

He emphasizes the spirituality of being. Furthermore, he encourages people to be appreciative for their existence which is an unqualified blessing.

Larry - “Receiving your Blessings”

Larry has lymphoma at twenty-nine. It recurs after the completion of his chemotherapy.

Cancer patients - “Celebration”

They attend retreats at Commonweal which are soothing and comforting.

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