You have thoughts and good wishes coming from NYC and from Texas. I&#x27;m in New York; my dad is in Texas.<p>My dad is a WW2 veteran. He fought on the front lines of Normandy Beach, The Battle of France, and Liege, among other places like the Battle of the Bulge.<p>He was housed in France by people there who welcomed and supported him. He was assisted by the underground resistance. He has an enormous amount of love for the French people that he helped liberate and who helped liberate themselves.<p>There was a family that took him in somewhere in the French countryside and fed him the first meal he&#x27;d had in weeks that wasn&#x27;t out of a can. They cooked food, washed his clothes, and gave him some wine and a decent bed to sleep on.<p>My dad is 96 now, and about 10 years ago the granddaughter of that family tracked him down and sent him a letter telling him how she had always heard about this man who came there to help them. He has treasured this person ever since and stayed in touch with her.<p>When I talked to him on the phone tonight, he was in tears about what has happened in that country he fought so hard to protect so many years ago and the people who are experiencing what you are going through.<p>Best wishes to you and yours. From Texas and New York, Vive la France.