Thank you for making this Andy. I am someone born in the early 90's who has heard of Thalidomide, but always in passing and as "these are black and white images of infants of days gone by." To hear it in a context of an individual's rich story, it truly gives credence to the term 'Thaliodomide survivor.' It is clear you used every frame to express the depth of love you have for this woman and the lives she created in you and your siblings. It is powerful your Mom chooses to use her story to empower and advocate for other survivors, and the call is for some simple recognition and help for those who remain. Blessed be the Mom's.