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New York Gov.Andrew Cuomo's The briefings of the daily coronavirus have become aWatch-Watch Ritual For many national citizens in search of truth andA little hope. In his briefing on Friday, April 24, Cuomo gave viewers only when he shared aremarkably relocated letter He received a retirement farmer in Kansas in his 70s who wanted to make sure that a mask of N95, it has never been used to someone on the boundaries of the epicenter of the pandemic. Coronavirus. As Cuomo says, the gesture perfectly illustrates the best of the American spirit during these difficult moments.

Cuomo set up the letter by noting that "the best and the worst of humanity [is] on the surface" these days. "The beauty you see and the strength you see compensates and balances for weakness," he said before reading the letter he felt ".

Despite the fact that the 70-year-old farmer and his wife (a diabetic with a lung) areparticularly sensitive to coronavirusHe wanted to make sure thatHealth worker in New York Could use one of the five masks he found in his agricultural days.

Here is the letter of the farmer in Cuomo in full.

Cher Mr. Cuomo.

I seriously doubt that you will ever read this letter as I know you are busy beyond the belief with the disaster that has dropped our country. We are a nation in crisis, to know that there is no doubt.

I am a retired farmer with northeast Kansas with my wife who has only one lung and occasional problems with the remaining lung. She also has diabetes. We are in our 70s now. Frankly, I'm scared for her.

Here are a residue of N95 Solitaire mask from my agricultural days. This has never been used. If you could, do you want to send it to a nurse or doctor from your state. I kept four masks for my immediate family.

Please continue to do what you do so well, which must lead.

Truly,

Dennis and Sharon

"You want to talk about a snapshot of humanity, what is beauty?" Cuomo has asked rhetorically after reading the letter. "I mean, how much is I selfless and how to give that?"

"It's this love and the courage and generosity of the spirit that makes this country so beautiful. And that makes Americans so beautiful," continued Cuomo. "This generosity of the Spirit, for me, composes all the ugliness you can see. Take a mask, and I will keep four. May God bless America."

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