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What is going on, sweetheart?

Myura.

Hi.

Hi. Oh, so hi honey. Hi. Yes. Yes. Oh sweetheart. We're friends. I'd know you anywhere. Yeah you for existing in my world.

Thank you for hanging out in the world and including me in it. It's a privilege. What's going on?

So I wrote a worksheet on an early memory, you know how I would sometimes talk about that.

Yes.

I try to write one on my first memory.

Yes.

And then I call the helpline and they advised me to turn into three. So I did one on my sister, one on my

parents and one about life. So the one I have now is about my parents. Okay, excellent.

And the situation is I was 2.5 and my parents were leaving to the

for my mom would have a baby, my sister.

And I was the only child and I was in the garage and I was with my great-grandmother and they were in the car, my father, my mother and my grandmother they were going to the

hospital so that's the situation okay and you're in the garage you're in the

garage which you're a great grandmother andmother and the others are off to have a baby.

Okay.

So now, so all of you, you know, be there now, with My era.

Yeah, my era, that's personal.

So, okay, so let's hear. So those of you new to the word, Myera has just identified as closely as she can what she was thinking and believing as that two-year-old in the situation she just described.

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