The MIDNIGHT KOKO SHOW Wednesday Wisdom Ep 647 - UnKor Radio

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I'm today's episode, taking the time to empathize with others who may not be experiencing the same things that you're experiencing. The single mother with three children struggling to make ends meet having to work several jobs. Or the elderly person who only received $60 a Emma to go towards her groceries, or the veterans who don't have insurance to cover the treatments. Take a moment to empathize with those who don't live in the same neighborhoods that you do and they have to struggle each and every day. How can they rest? How can you rest knowing that someone else is falling on hard times.

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