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I recalled the day, that 1st day as I became a member of the Emerge VT Sisterhood, not only the Emerge VT Sisterhood, but the Emerge America Sisterhood. The empowerment and fear it brought to my mind. The idea being that we as women compare ourselves to the women we surround ourselves with. I focused in and listened to the stories these women brought to the table. I was at The Table of Women. We build one of these every time we surround ourselves with other women. My gut reaction was to stand up and leave. There was no way I could ever match up.https://emergeamerica.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/Untitled-design-49.png1200630