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This means more than I can really put into words. I don't see myself this way. I'm just someone who kept asking the question "why" and following the money, and I have no idea why I amassed this much support. But grateful for all that's happened. Love especially this line - "you can also support her by being as brave as she is." This is more true than you know. A big part of my book is that the struggle is really over "consultation primacy," who people look to when things stop making sense. Hence why so much effort is going towards combating misinformation, and why "grand master plans to fix democracy" now involve mandatory national service for NGOs. Pre-ordering my book is huge (especially as @PassagePress relies on the preorders as they aren't a nationwide chain and are trying to get this into distributors). But the best way you can support me is simply telling the truth. Thank you, and humbled. Books a Million: booksamillion.com/p/Unelected/Je… BN: barnesandnoble.com/w/unelected-je… Amazon: amazon.com/dp/B0GGYQNWHJ

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This afternoon I dropped open cows off at the sale barn. I turned and looked at them one last time. She stood patiently looking at me "Now what Mom"? My heart broke, I bit my bottom lip as hard as I could to not cry in front of the sale barn worker.  She was more than just a cow.  She was born February 4th 2014 at 9pm to a first calf heifer #21. #21 was a calm, patient heifer. Her little heifer calf was struggling to latch and it was COLD! Putting momma in the head gate was not an option, I got in and grabbed the calf and prayed I would get the shit kicked out of me. I got the calf to latch and soon momma was licking me to the point she licked my stocking cap off. She was always calm and quiet. As a calf she would walk up and I could boop her nose. Boop #421 stayed on as a replacement heifer. She never missed a calving season, until this year 2025. She blessed me with two sets of twins. Boop calved 5 bull calves and 6 heifer calves. I only kept one daughter out of her and she is currently bred with her second calf. #121 is lovingly called Feedlot (she's fat year around).  Boop was the confidence cow. She trusted me and I trusted her. I could walk the herd anywhere with her at my side. I could call "come on girls" and she always came.  She was more than just a cow.  She's been a part of my life for 11 years, 1 month and 21 days.

“Our second son, Shouei, would have been nine years old this year. When I first learned from the doctor that he wouldn’t survive, I felt completely hopeless. But because I knew about Jesus Christ’s Atonement, I found peace even in that heartbreak. “There were so many miracles with Shouei. During my pregnancy, there were complications and moments of fear. Doctors had concerns about his condition and about my safety, too. But right before delivery, something changed, something I can only describe as divine. What could have been dangerous turned into a moment of mercy. Even with his little body struggling, I felt his love so strongly, like he was helping me from the inside. “Our doctor said he wouldn’t be able to breathe on his own. But when he was born, he breathed by himself and lived for seven hours. Those seven hours were a sacred gift. “Because of the gospel, I know this life isn’t the end. I’ll see him again, and we’ll be together as a family forever because of Jesus Christ. “He continues to be our motivation to become better people and to go back to Heaven.” — Saori #GreaterLove