Thats when Sara had an aha moment.
The lawyer continued: But this study didnt take into consideration that half the 9/11 population is actually female.
It was anyone who lived, or worked, went to school on Low Canal Street.
The cause has been close to her heart, as she is a 9/11survivorherself.
Sara attended law school just blocks from Ground Zero.
She further described the traumatic event: Having been there, it was like watching a movie.
Many of our clients say the same thing.
You could not believe your eyes.
Frozen in time, not knowing what to do.
God forbid something happens to them, their families are going to be taken care of.
There is still more work to be done.
She continued: There is still more work to be done.
We cant accept the double standard.
Were talking about real women and families who are dealing with cancer and need support.
But 20 years later, womens voices are being raised up.
Were being heard, were being respected, we have a seat at the table, Sara exclaimed.
And now that this cancer is being included, were finally on equal footing with the community.
Were stretched very thin.
She also emphasized the importance of self-care.
We were exposed to toxins.
She observed: Its a good reminder to women onInternational Womens Dayto take care of yourself.
Some days, its really hard to be a woman, Sara commenced.
She continued: We raise our children, were leaders in our business, leaders in our community.
Finally, Sara expressed how thankful she was for her female counterparts at work.
We need to celebrate our successes and lift each other up.
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