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November 9, 2021
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Stephanie Pinsonnault
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Dear Savannah, Lochlan, and Avery,

My heart breaks and anxiety overtakes me when I think of what we have done to this beautiful planet and how it will continue to be destroyed if we don’t do something significant, now, and fast.  I want you to have the opportunity to soak in the wonders of this magical globe, as I did until now, and explore as much of is as you can.

That is why, I will continue to be vegan and think back to its importance when I start to waiver. I will buy less plastic, and change roles to link my daily actions of my career to what I truly care about – this world and our future lives.

You have my word.

xoxoxo

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