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Some Days You Can’t Save Them All
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2019
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2 editions
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Vital Signs: Philippine Short Stories on Healing
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Palimos ng Kulangot
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2012
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"I’ve never encountered such a well-balanced and consistent anthology, and in all honesty I still haven’t yet. This one is close though. There isn’t a story that doesn’t miss, and it’s all well-written except for the last two, which I find quite sad. "
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“Everybody is in such a hurry to achieve something or become someone, that we forget to be thankful for what we have in the now. We are always where we are meant to be.”
― Some Days You Can’t Save Them All
― Some Days You Can’t Save Them All
“Never settle for anything less. The greatest injustice you can do to yourself is to be mediocre. Do your best, even if you have to make a lot of sacrifices, even if you're afraid of failing, even if people discourage you and say otherwise. When you know that you have done all that you can, there will be no room for regret, shame, anger, humiliation, and frustration, no matter what.”
― Some Days You Can’t Save Them All
― Some Days You Can’t Save Them All
“To be heard is a human need. To listen is where compassion begins.”
― Some Days You Can’t Save Them All
― Some Days You Can’t Save Them All

















































