if it s a family member, you are not keeping it a secret because you re afraid of embarrassing the family. the issue is that the child will suffer long-term consequences, and you too will suffer consequences because you are either, you re a victim yourself based on the past or you re sitting there harboring this piece of information, which is going to have a destructive impact on you. so, those things become very important to your getting the child help, your getting help for yourself, as dr. harris pointed out, and your setting things in motion where you can mobilize resilience by dealing with the issue directly. and, miss cain, you spoke of domestic violence, that you were a victim of domestic violence once upon a time. what do we tell women that are experiencing domestic violence? what should they be doing? well, getting to safety, and that s so easy for us to say, you know, and it s so hard when you re living with somebody and you depend on them financially or whatever th
in to restrain limits on spending. in the absence of a record that gives us some of the number to work from, that is the one. i would tilt in that direction. as we approach the next mayoral election, are we able to revisit the amount and change it? is it basically written in stone at that point? gosh we are free to go back and change the ordinance, but as always, you need a super majority of the ethics commission and the board. these changes are going behalf very simple. i still favor the lower amount. this will be speaking with a soft cap, right? it would make more sense to me if we did the lower amount. there are concerns, constitutional concerns about the soft cast. in light of what the decision says, where the president has come out today, it is a risk worth taking. and what about the issue of equalizing the amounts for incumbents and not incumbents? are we an agreement that the number should work out so that an incumbent would earn $2,500 less on publicly availab
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dr. harris, what can parents do if their child has experienced trauma, whether it be bullying or some other type of trauma? i think the first thing that a mother or father needs to do certainly is to be willing to listen, but not to feel that this is a problem that needs to stay within the family and be solved within the family. you know, we live in a world of caring others. there are teachers. there are mentors. there are people in church and neighborhood communities. parents should reach out for help. don t sit with the pain of what you ve heard and feel that it is only on your shoulders to solve it. i think the other thing, especially for moms, that s really important is you have to read your own reaction to hearing what your child is telling you. your child s story may remind you of an unrevealed story of your own. so, if you start to remember things as you hear your child talk, the first thing you need to do is to get some help for your child because a mother who herself