The truth is a very complex phenomenon, one that affects me not only at home but across several spheres of my life. Just today I went out to buy some supplies with the little money I had, and immediately a child asked me for a piece of what I had bought, and then an elderly man with a physical disability did too. I gave them both a couple of coins, since I couldn’t share what I had purchased—my family was waiting to eat. It’s not that we live on junk food; it’s simply that food is expensive, and money keeps losing value more and more.
RE: Not Enough Food
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