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Hello, I wanted to explain about yesterday. I couldn't make it to the meeting because my daughter was sick. I know you expecting me, but being a mother comes first. I don't have anyone to help me with her. That's just how things are right now.

When you really, really look at how we raise our children today, there's still this divide. I see it in the playground, in schools, in everyday moments. As a mother, it breaks my heart that some parents still have to teach their kids different survival rules than others.

You know, when I look at my family, I see love that transcends everything society tries to put in boxes. And it's... it's beautiful, but it also comes with this responsibility to understand, to learn, to really listen to experiences different from our own. That's what changes us.

When you look at your children, you just want to protect that light in them. It is a deep, overwhelming responsibility we all share. We really, really need to understand the world they are walking into, ensuring every single child can grow up without that heavy, constant fear.

I look at my kids and I realize how much I still have to learn. We have to do better, we really, really do. Because every mother deserves to watch their child grow up without that constant, heavy fear sitting in their chest every single day. We need real change.

You know, when I look at my kids growing up today, I see both hope and fear. I want them to live in a world where they're truly free, but I also understand the weight that comes with being a mother in this society, especially when your children face different challenges.

When I look at mothers in our community, I see such strength, such resilience. We're all carrying these deep emotions, these fears, these hopes for our children. And it's not just about today, it's about generations of women before us who've carried these same feelings, these same struggles.

Yesterday my daughter asked me why people treat her differently at school. It's these moments that break you as a parent. I held her close and explained that while the world isn't always fair, she's powerful, beautiful, and worthy. We have to teach them truth while protecting their spirit.