“For many mothers, when disaster strikes, our default panic mode is our children,” she writes. “Who will look after my children? If I die, who will take care of them? It is a sad reality to face"

“For many mothers, when disaster strikes, our default panic mode is our children,” she writes. “Who will look after my children? If I die, who will take care of them? It is a sad reality to face"

“For many mothers, when disaster strikes, our default panic mode is our children,” she writes. “Who will look after my children? If I die, who will take care of them? It is a sad reality to face"