Be happy for things that work.

Naama Yehuda
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As a person who is happy for things that work, I am happy to see the success of those around me. I am happy to see my friends doing well and being successful. I am glad to see the efforts of my family members especially those who have been suffering from a disease. The happiest times in life are when we are around those we love and the best times involve the people who have been suffering from a disease.

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