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Please, stop for a moment and read my story.

Today, I walked a long distance to buy medicine for my sick mother while my little daughter, Lynn, held my hand. Suddenly, a missile struck right beside us. The explosion was deafening. People screamed, dust filled the air, and my daughter froze in terror, trembling so badly she couldn't even cry. By a miracle, we survived. I grabbed her and ran as fast as I could away from the attack.

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My brother was killed, but he died hungry, bleeding on an empty stomach. All he ever wanted was a bowl of hot lentil soup... He was an innocent child who loved birds... And now I see suffering that I can only overcome with your help. My younger siblings are suffering from extreme weakness They contracted a serious skin disease, chickenpox, and the medicine is expensive, but I have great hope in you. Please help me by feeding them and providing them with medicine.

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Don't let your silence increase her suffering. My sister has been suffering for a month from severe, festering sores due to the intense heat and lack of treatment. She's living a terrible life because of her skin condition.

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Your Phob is right here with you. And I won't leave your side, ever.

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i have a suggestion

i think baby-priority-seating should be a thing on planes. like. not, "they go on first", i mean how seating is ARRANGED. like o shit there's a baby on this flight? then the attendants ask everyone in the waiting area "who here is good with babies and enjoys the communal human experience of helping a parent soothe a scared child?" and then they rearrange everyone to make sure those people are sitting next to the baby just in case, and boom, less stress for probably literally everyone including the baby

i have no idea why i am thinking about this. i have no baby and have not been on a flight in years. this is dan levys fault