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	<title>Comments on: WHY?????</title>
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		<title>By: Dan Houston</title>
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		<dc:creator>Dan Houston</dc:creator>
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		<description>Well said Eric, sometimes the &quot;WHY?&quot; can become the &quot;What if?&quot; and we can spend too much time wrapped up in something we can&#039;t live over again. Regrets never come easy even though there is nothing you can do to make them change, we still fill ourselves with regret and sometimes guilt. I&#039;m a Retired Army Disabled Vietnam Vet and there isn&#039;t a day that goes by that I don&#039;t wish there was something I could do over there to help prevent the loss of even one life, but I know in my heart that I would only slow them down and possibly make things worse. I&#039;m very sorry for your loss and the loss to so many other families that have paid the Supreme Sacrifice but like you I stand behind our women and men in our armed forces. Not so much the politicians that make the decisions but very definitely our Brethren in Arms. Sincerely~desertratdan</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Well said Eric, sometimes the &#8220;WHY?&#8221; can become the &#8220;What if?&#8221; and we can spend too much time wrapped up in something we can&#8217;t live over again. Regrets never come easy even though there is nothing you can do to make them change, we still fill ourselves with regret and sometimes guilt. I&#8217;m a Retired Army Disabled Vietnam Vet and there isn&#8217;t a day that goes by that I don&#8217;t wish there was something I could do over there to help prevent the loss of even one life, but I know in my heart that I would only slow them down and possibly make things worse. I&#8217;m very sorry for your loss and the loss to so many other families that have paid the Supreme Sacrifice but like you I stand behind our women and men in our armed forces. Not so much the politicians that make the decisions but very definitely our Brethren in Arms. Sincerely~desertratdan</p>
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