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Parents Should Never Outlive Their Children. Can We All Agree On That, At Least?

Losing a child is the worst thing a parent could ever have to deal with. Losing a child to something like the tragedy in Sandy Hook is just too much — so it’s all of our jobs to make a promise to protect each other.

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