Jessica Lanyadoo
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And being actively engaged in this process of figuring out how to be kinder to yourself so that accountability isn't carceral is called parenting.
Yeah.
It's parenting.
That's going to be more useful to whatever little human is growing inside of you than being perfect.
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Doctors Without Borders is an international emergency medical humanitarian organization founded by doctors and journalists in 1971.
Their teams go where humans need them most to provide neutral, impartial, and independent emergency healthcare to people affected by disaster, disease, conflict, and exclusion.
Doctors Without Borders also does the crucial work of bearing witness
amplifying experiences of trauma, and speaking out to bring abuses and intolerable situations to the public eye.
If you want to be a part of change and employ your resources in the work that aids the most vulnerable amongst us, donating to Doctors Without Borders is an excellent place to start.
Doctors Without Borders works in over 75 countries around the world, including Sudan and Palestine.
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