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BASIC BLAQUE AFTER DARK 7-4-25 8PM EST 1ST & 3RD FRIDAY · DA CREW Podcast

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Speaker 1: Duke luk k k k k k.
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Speaker 2: Luke San gentlemen, lay, I have your pa. The show
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Speaker 2: starts in nice seven to six fire shoot one go.
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Speaker 1: Hey, everybody, this is Black Diamond and you're listening to
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Speaker 1: Basic Black at the dark. Now, this is the show
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Speaker 1: that meets you where you are and gives you what
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Speaker 1: you ask for, at least we try to every time
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Speaker 1: we come on. Tonight's episode is more than a conversation.
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Speaker 1: It's a call to action. It's a moment of truth
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Speaker 1: and tenderness and a window into a mother's unwavering fight
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Speaker 1: for her child's life. I have tonight as a guest
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Speaker 1: who may not show up tonight, and that's because she's
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Speaker 1: probably spending time with her family. And I'll tell you
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Speaker 1: a little bit more about that, but if she pops in,
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Speaker 1: we're grateful to happen. She is talented, she is a poet,
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Speaker 1: and she she's a mother. Her name is Denise. She's
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Speaker 1: known to many people as Shy Baby, and I'm gonna
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Speaker 1: read a little bit about her. She is a Chicago,
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Speaker 1: Illinois native. She went to college for business management and
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Speaker 1: accountant and she's always wanted to become an established editor.
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Speaker 1: So leshe a former foster child. She is a fibro
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Speaker 1: mi algia fighter and an abuse victim advocate. She survived
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Speaker 1: abuse in domestic violence. She married her husband in twenty
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Speaker 1: seventeen and she currently have four children. She is known
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Speaker 1: for being a free spirit with an old soul. She
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Speaker 1: has wisdom. She is being imaginative and having a pinch
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Speaker 1: for art, music, culture and books that's only found far
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Speaker 1: from any given beaten path. She began writing poetry and
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Speaker 1: short stories as a child. Her love for writing brew
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Speaker 1: as she did, and in high school, with the motivation
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Speaker 1: of some friends, she developed her first novel. Because you're
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Speaker 1: managing in high school where most kids is running around
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Speaker 1: and some maybe cutting classes and trying to get to college.
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Speaker 1: But she was really into those books, and she was
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Speaker 1: in there writing her first novel. Being a creature of
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Speaker 1: habit Lache stuck to her guns. She stayed focused, and
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Speaker 1: she worked hard to become a great novelist. But in
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Speaker 1: the summer of twenty twenty four, in June, to be exact,
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Speaker 1: she published her first book in her Rooted Child series.
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Speaker 1: Now that's the series, so you know, you got to
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Speaker 1: be looking for the rest of them. Being a part
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Speaker 1: of a number of anthologies such as the Silently Her
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Speaker 1: Inside series and one hundred Days, one hundred Nights, one
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Speaker 1: hundred Messages and Writing It and inspiring author's magazine Poetry Corner.
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Speaker 1: After realizing she had a knack for playing on words,
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Speaker 1: she came to claim her face among her other fellow writers. Currently,
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Speaker 1: and this is where I'm going to tell you she
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Speaker 1: may not be here tonight. Her youngest daughter, they call
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Speaker 1: her Cash, has been battling with heart failure. Mishee has
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Speaker 1: been busy supporting all four of her children as they
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Speaker 1: all have been facing challenges, being the sounding board and
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Speaker 1: pouring herself into writing as we face this battle with
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Speaker 1: God on our side. Mashee has been inspired by baby
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Speaker 1: Cash's journey, so inspired that she came to the conclusion
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Speaker 1: that the best way to help a toddler understand something
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Speaker 1: so life changing that happened to her before where she
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Speaker 1: could have formulated memories to write the story waiting for
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Speaker 1: the heart she needs and that's coming song. So I
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Speaker 1: can't wait to see that. I can't wait to read
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Speaker 1: it and to learn more about her journey and Cash's journey.
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Speaker 1: I know I can't even say that, I imagine I could,
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Speaker 1: just I know this has to be hard on her.
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Speaker 1: She uses her passion for writing to entertain and to
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Speaker 1: encourage others. She writes about people in situations we really
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Speaker 1: see or hear about. When she isn't writing, Leche loves
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Speaker 1: listening to music, stepping, dancing, reading or finding new books
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Speaker 1: to add to her collection. She does handcrafting. It's a
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Speaker 1: variety of goods to satisfy her crafting heart and thinking
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Speaker 1: of what to write about next. Being a mom and
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Speaker 1: a supportive presence for her children, Missus Shae also loves
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Speaker 1: being her family's mind with her soulful words or the
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Speaker 1: bellies as a great cook, because she's a great cook.
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Speaker 1: She got four kids, you know, I'm quite sure that
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Speaker 1: they come to the table and she serves it up.
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Speaker 1: She won't sugarcoat, telling it like it is. She speaks
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Speaker 1: to those that can relate to her or was afraid
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Speaker 1: to speak on the unsaving subject and the world void heroes.
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Speaker 1: It's time for someone a wead a cape, Missus Shade,
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Speaker 1: I think you've been waiting a miscape for a long time.
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Speaker 1: She still be the first to tell you that her
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Speaker 1: self care ain't all selfish. Considering them words and to
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Speaker 1: stand on and live by now, Like I mentioned that
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Speaker 1: she's not here and we were going to make a
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Speaker 1: discussion or talk about some things, and I wanted to
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Speaker 1: know from her about Baby Cash and what makes us smile.
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Speaker 1: But I've seen some pictures of Baby Cash and just
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Speaker 1: with her her being with her mother, she just likes
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Speaker 1: to pome and I believe for her mother that makes
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Speaker 1: her very special and along with the rest of her children.
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Speaker 1: I don't know what it was like when she first
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Speaker 1: learned about Baby Cash's heart transparent need, but I could
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Speaker 1: just imagine that she had to sit back down in
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Speaker 1: a chair and she had to think that that's my baby,
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Speaker 1: My baby needs heart. Where am I gonna get that
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Speaker 1: heart from? So the unfortunate thing about when your child
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Speaker 1: or anyone needs a heart, you know that somebody else
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Speaker 1: has to leave in order for you to get that.
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Speaker 1: What was your initial reaction as a mother? I wanted
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Speaker 1: to ask her, but I think I was gonna keep
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Speaker 1: that out because you can just imagine what her reaction
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Speaker 1: was like. And the doctors came in and told her
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Speaker 1: that her baby's heart was feeling talking about she's a baby.
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Speaker 1: She hadn't even spent time crawling and walking and laughing
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Speaker 1: and giggling and doing all the other little things and
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Speaker 1: being potty trained like all the other little girls. Baby
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Speaker 1: Cash is a little girl. How did her heart process
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Speaker 1: that moment? Now? My mother myself, but I can guarantee
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Speaker 1: you that she probably wanted to just rip her own
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Speaker 1: heart out and give it to her baby. The medical
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Speaker 1: teens were saying things about her condition and her timeline.
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Speaker 1: Baby Cash's still here, so she still has some time.
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Speaker 1: I couldn't imagine what a normal day look like for
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Speaker 1: baby Cash right now. But again from all the pictures
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Speaker 1: that her mother's sharing, she's getting around, she's moving up
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Speaker 1: and down and just making everybody smile. The hospital of family.
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Speaker 1: This has to be some journey for her. But I
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Speaker 1: believe that it taught her mother, and I'm hoping that
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Speaker 1: it teaches everyone else a lesson. During this time and
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Speaker 1: during any time that you spend with your children, I
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Speaker 1: notice has been the hardest part of her experience, emotionally
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Speaker 1: and physically. It can be draining running back and forth
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Speaker 1: to the hospital, not more than a labor Because you
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Speaker 1: have children at home, you have to tend to them,
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Speaker 1: you have to tend to keep in your job, you
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Speaker 1: have to continue you have to keep your mind focused,
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Speaker 1: you have to keep your mind going on the best
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Speaker 1: possible outcome for her. I'm hoping that our community is
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Speaker 1: supporting her and giving it all the support that she needs,
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Speaker 1: because this can be rough on a person, on a parent.
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Speaker 1: You delivered your baby, expecting your baby. Now we all
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Speaker 1: look at the fire fingers and the toes and the
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Speaker 1: little cute nose and everything, but there's one thing that
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Speaker 1: we can't look at, and that's inside her to see
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Speaker 1: her heart. And I'm quite sure why she was holding her.
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Speaker 1: She was just looking at her baby, not knowing that
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Speaker 1: that was anything wrong. I know that be seeing a
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Speaker 1: new heart would mean the world for her mother, but
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Speaker 1: it would mean more for cash.
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Speaker 2: Now.
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Speaker 1: Listeners, you can donate on support in any tangible ways
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Speaker 1: right now. While the medical side is so critical, I
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Speaker 1: know the emotional side is off the where the real
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Speaker 1: weight sits. I know that it is impacted her mother's
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Speaker 1: heart because it impacts me just knowing that this baby
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Speaker 1: needs a heart Before we get into any part of
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Speaker 1: the journey. I hope that we have some people that's
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Speaker 1: out there listening and taking notes and loving on your children.
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Speaker 1: I know that I would love to know some of
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Speaker 1: her favorite things what makes her light up, But again,
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Speaker 1: I think it's her mother. Every time she sees her mother,
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Speaker 1: I'm quite sure she lights up the room. Now. I
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Speaker 1: know there was a time that she said something that
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Speaker 1: stood out to me that her smile gives her strength,
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Speaker 1: and that's beautiful thinking about how she can channel that strength,
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Speaker 1: and I think that she started putting it into her poetry.
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Speaker 1: Her strength is undeniable, and I know she turned that
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Speaker 1: pain into power through the poetry. Now, if you haven't
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Speaker 1: gotten some of her books, please go get them. And
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Speaker 1: I'm not saying just go get them because of what's
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Speaker 1: going on. What I'm doing to go get them because
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Speaker 1: they're worthwhile reading. That's probably one of her creative outlets
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Speaker 1: for the moment. And as I read earlier that she
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Speaker 1: turned to writing in high school and then she switched
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Speaker 1: over to poetry, and I believe that has been her lifeline.
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Speaker 1: Her writing has helped to hold space for the grief
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Speaker 1: that she's going through and it's helping her with hope
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Speaker 1: and faith. I believe in times she keeps Cash in mind,
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Speaker 1: but I believe she keeps her other children in mind too.
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Speaker 1: Without losing herself. There's just so many roles that she plays.
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Speaker 1: Right now, I'm retelling or play some of those roles
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Speaker 1: for her. She advocates for her children and she advocates
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Speaker 1: for herself. Now, most of the time, when you hear
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Speaker 1: of people who have children that are sick, or anybody
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Speaker 1: else that's in their need, they advocate for those people,
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Speaker 1: and they advocate hard. But what I liked about her,
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Speaker 1: and what I like about her is that she advocates
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Speaker 1: for herself. She don't just sit there doing nothing. She
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Speaker 1: advocates for herself. She probably sits and say, look, I
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Speaker 1: gotta get up and keep it going. My daughter, my
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Speaker 1: other children, my household. Those are things that I believe
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Speaker 1: that has inspired her in the many words that's going
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Speaker 1: through her book. That's that pen during this season, that
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Speaker 1: she continues to rank this experience as she and views
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Speaker 1: her love and her strength for motherhood. Now, I'm not
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Speaker 1: going to stay too long on here. I just wanted
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Speaker 1: to give you a little bit about lche and Cash.
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Speaker 1: I'm gonna hold the space for her future, in the
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Speaker 1: future of Lechee as well as her mother. I want
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Speaker 1: to thank her for sharing some of her daughter's journey
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Speaker 1: with me, because we did speak along with her truth
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Speaker 1: and the poetry. And like I said, you gotta get
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Speaker 1: out there and see that poetry. Lsha's strength is unmatched
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Speaker 1: and Baby's cash heart is already wrapped in so much
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Speaker 1: love to our listeners. If you feel moved by this story,
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Speaker 1: don't just feel act, visit www dot c ot A
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Speaker 1: dot or slash c O t A f O r
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Speaker 1: k A s h s h e A r t
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Speaker 1: and donate. I'm gonna say that again because I really
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Speaker 1: want you to donate. This is for Baby Cash. Okay,
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Speaker 1: www dot co O T A dot O r G
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Speaker 1: slash co O t A f as in frank O
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Speaker 1: r k A s H s h e A r
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Speaker 1: T and donate what you can. No amount is too
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Speaker 1: small when you're help and save a life. I don't
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Speaker 1: care if you gotta go get that penny jar and
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Speaker 1: just get them penny take it to the store, cast
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Speaker 1: your men, roll them up, take them to your bank,
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Speaker 1: whatever you gotta do. Every little bit helps. It takes
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Speaker 1: money to run back and forth to the doctor. I'm
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Speaker 1: quite sure there's days that she misses work. I honestly,
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Speaker 1: I'm gonna tell you, I honestly don't believe that Lache
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Speaker 1: is the type that if you send her a donation
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Speaker 1: and she going out shopping and buying herself something. But
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Speaker 1: to take the truth, she do deserve something, but she's
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Speaker 1: gonna use that money for baby Cash because those hospital
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Speaker 1: bills gotta be paid. Y'all heard it, just like I did.
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Speaker 1: And I don't even go like to go into politics,
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Speaker 1: but y'all heard it. They make it some cuts, they
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Speaker 1: make it some healthcare cuts, and I don't think some
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Speaker 1: people are thinking about where those healthcare cuts are gonna
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Speaker 1: hurt the most. But I truly hope that they don't
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Speaker 1: reach this child right now. So please donate because you
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Speaker 1: never know when it's gonna happen, because it can happen
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Speaker 1: to you and you could be healthy, but you decide
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Speaker 1: one day your tooth is ache and you get ready
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Speaker 1: to go to the dentist can't be seen because your
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Speaker 1: health benefits was cut, so you're gonna be in pain.
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Speaker 1: Talent all abue pro friend. Whatever it is that you
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Speaker 1: gonna take is gonna minimize it. But there's nothing that
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Speaker 1: baby Cash can take right now that's gonna minimize it.
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Speaker 1: Accept your donations so I wanna repeat it again. Please
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Speaker 1: donate to www dot coda co o T A dot
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Speaker 1: or slash koda co O T A fork f O
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Speaker 1: r k A s H s h e A r T.
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Speaker 1: So if you see it, it's saying Koda for cash
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Speaker 1: is heart. That's exactly what it's saying. And before we go,
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Speaker 1: I want to invite you all to join me. I
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Speaker 1: don't even really want to go there with us today
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Speaker 1: because I'm myself. It's choked up. And I see somebody
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Speaker 1: here saying good evening. My cousin just got a new
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Speaker 1: heart a few days ago, and congratulations with the black
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Speaker 1: diamond is good to see you. It's good to see
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Speaker 1: you too, sweetie. Please tell your family and your friends
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Speaker 1: that we have a baby. And I'm gonna tell you
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Speaker 1: one thing. She's one of our own. She's one of
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Speaker 1: our own. She needs a heart. She needs those donations
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Speaker 1: going at So instead of buying this Starbucks, instead of
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Speaker 1: going over there and buying them donuts, put them away
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Speaker 1: for a while. Added up, See what have cost you
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Speaker 1: a month for Starbucks? You can send that for baby cash.
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Speaker 1: You don't take lunch to work, You go out and
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Speaker 1: eat with your buddies. Get your buddies together and tell
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Speaker 1: them about baby Cash. Yes, I believe it too, Mantalanya.
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Speaker 1: The baby will have a new heart to I'm praying
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Speaker 1: on it for her. I'm praying that this happened soon.
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Speaker 1: I haven't been in touch with mom recently to know
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Speaker 1: where she stands with all of this and what's going on.
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Speaker 1: I'm going to give her that privacy, but I'm going
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Speaker 1: to continue to advocate for But like I said before
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Speaker 1: we go, I want to invite you to join me
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Speaker 1: in a panel of extraordinary guests on Friday, July nineteenth
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Speaker 1: at eight pm Eastern Time, right here on Basis Black.
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Speaker 1: After dark, we will continue the conversation around healing, trauma
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Speaker 1: and transformation and our cracks and the surface strengths in
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Speaker 1: the core not easily broken series. Together, we are rewriting
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Speaker 1: what strength looks like and reminding the world that even
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Speaker 1: broken things can still bloom. I want to thank you
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Speaker 1: for tuning in, and it's always thanks for keeping it basic.
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Speaker 1: I want to read some of this on the side
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Speaker 1: you're praying to thank you. Thank you, Thank you so
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Speaker 1: much for everybody praying for Lche and for baby Cash
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Speaker 1: and or family, and for all the children and people
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Speaker 1: who need hearts. I just hope that research can do more,
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Speaker 1: and sometimes some of these donations can go towards research,
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Speaker 1: so it won't get that far. When the baby is born,
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Speaker 1: they can detect it and take care of it right
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Speaker 1: then and there. They don't have to wait for a heart.
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Speaker 1: They can do something with the heart they already have.
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Speaker 1: I not thate me just talking and wish for thinking,
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Speaker 1: but look, anything is possible when God's in charge, he
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Speaker 1: can do whatever he needs to do with somebody's hands,
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Speaker 1: with somebody's mind. So I'm hoping that they're working just
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Speaker 1: as hard, and I'm hoping that she's It may sound
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Speaker 1: I'm a little prejudice of me, but I'm hoping that
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Speaker 1: she's at the top of the list because I would
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Speaker 1: love to see this little girl in person. Why she
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Speaker 1: receives her hard thank you and time. They're saying, you
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Speaker 1: agree with me, But you know what's even better reaching
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Speaker 1: out to her mom, just letting them know that you
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Speaker 1: hear her and that you're praying for her. If you
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Speaker 1: want to send me something, I'll make sure that she
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Speaker 1: gets it. I'm not talking about the money, because I
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Speaker 1: deal with anybody's money, but we want to send any
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Speaker 1: messages to her because I'm not giving out her information
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Speaker 1: here because I don't have permission. But I'm on Basic
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Speaker 1: Black after Dark. I'm under author Black Diamond on Facebook,
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Speaker 1: and you can send me the messages and I'll make
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Speaker 1: sure that she gets it. So, like I said, we
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Speaker 1: wasn't gonna talk very long because Lache's not here and
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Speaker 1: she's probably with her daughter right now, and that's okay.
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Speaker 1: See when a guest don't show up, I don't lose control.
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Speaker 1: I stay in control because I do understand that things happen,
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Speaker 1: and she has a little girl that needs her right
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Speaker 1: now a lot more than I need her to be
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Speaker 1: sitting here. So I can pass her message, I can
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Speaker 1: advocate for it and soak it all the listeners. You
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Speaker 1: all can advocate for her as well. It's not gonna
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Speaker 1: hurt for everybody to join in and advocain. I understand.
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Speaker 1: It's the fourth of July. People out there celebrate, and
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Speaker 1: you're gonna see another one next year. She's probably in
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Speaker 1: the hospital, her daughter just maybe letting her see the
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Speaker 1: fireworks from inside. So let's get these fireworks going for
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Speaker 1: her and get these donations out. I'm gonna go back
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Speaker 1: to it again, and I'm gonna say this one more time.
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Speaker 1: Www dot coda dot org slash Koda for cash is heard.
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Speaker 1: Koda c O T A f O r k A
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Speaker 1: s H s H e A r T. If anybody
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Speaker 1: want to start a go Fundme page, send me the
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Speaker 1: information and I'll send it to a mother because her
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Speaker 1: mother has to get permission for that. But please don't
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Speaker 1: start a go Fundme page and using this child's name
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Speaker 1: and collecting the money. Because I know some people out there.
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Speaker 1: Yes I did go there, I went there. Do not
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Speaker 1: do a go fundme and use this child to get
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Speaker 1: the money. If you want to start a Goalfundme, you
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Speaker 1: contact her parent and let her parent decide. Mother that's
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Speaker 1: something that she wants to do. I can't decide that.
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Speaker 1: I'm not going to decide. But whatever she wants to do,
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Speaker 1: that's what I'm here for. So I thank you all
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Speaker 1: for tuning in. I hope this sinks in tonight to
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Speaker 1: you all. Good evening, Tributed, thank you so much for
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Speaker 1: tuning in. I hope this all sinks in for you tonight.
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Speaker 1: As you're watching those firecrackers and lighting and you've been
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Speaker 1: eating and enjoying your evening, just think where mom is
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Speaker 1: at tonight. Not trying to put a damper on your day,
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Speaker 1: but look, the day is also over. Y'all had your
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Speaker 1: fund Now think about mom tonight, Think about what she
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Speaker 1: may have missed with all of her children, quittion. She
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Speaker 1: wanted to take baby cash out too. So I'm gonna
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Speaker 1: say good night, and I wanna thank you all for
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Speaker 1: tuning in and again, don't forget send your prayers up again.
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Speaker 1: She's one of us. And if you can't contact me
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Speaker 1: regarding her, you can speak to the producer Angela Thomas Smith.
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Speaker 1: You can get in touch with the crew network, and
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Speaker 1: if you want to talk to miss Angela, speak to her.
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Speaker 1: So that's another person that has a connection with her
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Speaker 1: as well. The time, he says, yes, please do not
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Speaker 1: go fund me for your own selfish reasons. Get mom's
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Speaker 1: permission to the audience. Yes, yes, because people do it.
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Speaker 1: People find what they consider a cause and they run
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Speaker 1: with it. Mom has no idea that is going on.
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Speaker 1: Speak to mom, and if Mom says yes, then mom
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Speaker 1: will do to go fundme. Just help support it by
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Speaker 1: sending people there, but please don't collect the money. Better
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Speaker 1: go directly to mom. Mom knows what she needs it for.
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Speaker 1: We just here's her wing people to help her to
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Speaker 1: make sure she gets what she needs for her baby,
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Speaker 1: and to help support with whenever she came with for
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Speaker 1: her family. So I thank you all for tuning in.
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Speaker 1: Don't forget to think of baby Cash as you close
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Speaker 1: out your evening, and I want to thank you all
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Speaker 1: so much, and don't forget to tune in for cracks
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Speaker 1: in the surface strengths and the care for our panel.
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Speaker 1: We're gonna be meeting in a few weeks. Thank you
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Speaker 1: and good name