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I don't tell you often enough

How very much I appreciate you, the work you do and the information you impart to us all on this most fundamental of women's rights.

This will be printed out and saved along with 95% of all that you write. I keep it by me to read and remember so I can accurately tell those on 'our side' that misspeak and use the talking points of the religious right what the facts truly are, how nonsensical the 'rare' meme is, as an example.

I seriously don't know how you do it, teaching so many over and over, often retracing steps that you've already written about, staying focused and so committed. I do know how honored I am to call you my friend and how grateful I am that you do what you do both in your practice and on these blogs.

Thank you.


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