Well support groups are called "support" groups for a reason right?? Usually in a support group people take turns explaining what's going on right? Well if someone says (Example) My auntie has lung cancer and the doctors said it's to far in and we don't have a date yet. The best thing someone can say "I am here for you." No one wants to hear "I can relate" I mean you could but when someone share that they want to be empathized. They want to be supported and have people with them on their journey..
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the function of the pancreas that it secretes enzymes that work in tandem with bile from the liver and gallbladder to help breakdown substances for proper digestion and absorption.
I believe that the correct answers to this would be be A. Walking away from the situations and B Keeping your facial expression serious! These two are both important types of body language when saying no!
