Thank you.
I don't know how to phrase this, but I can remember growing up, when I was younger, and I looked at the little village where I lived. I felt I was less fortunate than some of my friends were, and for many years I wished I was someone else. Finally one day I said, why not be Gary Schellenberger? What's the matter with being Gary Schellenberger and being the best you can be? So I took that upon myself.
It's just a little bit of instruction that might go to some of these people, to the mothers, who gave up their children. It was not their fault. They are human beings, and they are who they are, and they should be proud of who they are.
It's just a suggestion, sir.