My hope for you is that all our legislative efforts and care for the environment makes a difference so that we can wipe asthma out of our family.

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Hey Kiddos!

I hope this note finds you having an amazing day and enjoying whatever Chicago weather has to offer.

As you know, mommy, has bad asthma and it has been getting worse over the years. My hope for you is that all our legislative efforts and care for the environment makes a difference so that we can wipe asthma out of our family.

I love you and can’t wait to enjoy our world with you more and more.

Big hugs,

Alexandra, Al, Mommy

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