speaker pelosi really threw me a lifeline because i felt like i was drowning in grief and agony, and i wasn t sleeping, and i wasn t eating, and she asked me to be on the team of managers and i said, yes, of course. and she said i would like you to lead the team, and i was quite floored and taken aback given my position but she said we need you, and i think that that became, you know, an incredible sustenance for me to tell me that i was needed and she wanted me to talk to sarah and hannah and tabitha, and i did. we considered the dimensions, there were a lot of security threats in the air at that point, but we decided to go ahead, and for me, i felt like i was doing something that my son would be proud of and i was doing something that tommy would want me to be doing because he loved democracy, and he wanted a lot more from democracy, not a
the pandemic, plus worries about her children falling ill that led her to give up her career. my kids were sick, and i wasn t sleeping, and i wasn t eating. it was just all of that weight of the last two years on me, and all of the things i knew i had to get done that wouldn t stop. and i. i put in my resignation that day. reporter: danger isn t alone. in the first year of the pandemic, one in three women considered leaving or changing jobs. working and finding affordable child care has only become more difficult during the pandemic. costs for child care centers have jumped more than 40%, forcing many to shut down. elonda edwards runs several child care centers in the washington, d.c., area. she said it s hard finding qualified women for the job openings. we re able to increase our tuition prices more than, then we ll be able to pay the staff members more than, you know, for what they are really asking for and deserve.
had a lot of gi issues going on and became weak because he wasn t eating and losing a lot of nutrition so we made two trips to the pediatrician. they really didn t know what it was. we tested for covid, for flu. and eventually a friend of ours who was a doctor ap dane children re hospital said something we have been seeing in kids lately that have had covid and it might be this. i imagine just the not knowing and the confusion has to be some of the most difficult elements but mentioning that he had gi issues, what the the road to recovery like? can you talk about those challenges? yeah. so during the illness it was the fever, vomiting, diarrhea and
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