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In my post of last Saturday, I said that one of the subjects of this site would be helping people who need help.
That time is now.
Come with me. I want to take you on a little walk in another man's moccasins. It will likely be a very different path from those to which you're accustomed. In that way, it will difficult for you to follow it. The shoes won't fit properly. They will be uncomfortable, and the way will be unfamiliar, and perhaps you'll find yourself feeling disquieted, discomfited, even a little scared.
I'm going to ask you to stick with the trail anyway. Because these are things we all need to see and grasp and fully understand. And because a friend needs our help.
A lot of you no doubt know my friend and fellow Kossack, Horace Boothroyd III. His road has long been a difficult one, for many reasons. Right now, there are seemingly insurmountable roadblocks in his path — obstacles that, for most people, not only don't exist but aren't even on their radar. And yet, once they're there, they're nearly impossible to go over, under, around, or through. And there comes a point when body, mind, soul, and spirit are too pain-wracked and weary to keep trying to scale those hurdles anymore.
But we can help fix that.
Come with me.
