There’s something about a sick child that tears at ones heart. And there’s nothing as disheartening as knowing what to do for a sick child, but feeling inadequate to do so.

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There’s something about a sick child that tears at ones heart. And there’s nothing as disheartening as knowing what to do for a sick child, but feeling inadequate to do so. - Rebecca Akufo-Addo

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