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Her thoughts turned inward as she pondered this. Maybe her anger was a shield, a way to cope with the profound helplessness she felt. Perhaps it was easier to be angry than to admit fear, easier to seek retribution than to accept the unpredictable dance of fate. In the quiet hours of waiting, Sarah wrestled with these feelings, her heart heavy with conflicting emotions.

As the dawn broke, casting a soft glow on the sterile walls, clarity began to emerge from the chaos. Whether driven by negligence or pure rage, Sarah recognized the need for balance. Her mother needed her strength, not her fury, to navigate the uncertain path ahead. It was time to channel her emotions into advocacy, to seek answers not in anger but in the pursuit of truth.

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