It takes that process to put it

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A woman shares a personal story about her childhood and her father's abandonment of her family. The video concludes with a call to action to hear more of her story on the Talk To Sushant YouTube channel.

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1Introduction to a personal story
2Description of childhood financial struggles
3Reflection on the father's absence
4Anecdote about the grandmother

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A Father that abandoned his children and left them to fend for themselves. Follow @Swastika Gazmer and hear her story on our YouTube Channel. @Talk.To.Sushant

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Follow @Swastika Gazmer and hear her story on our YouTube Channel. @Talk.To.Sushant

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it takes that process to put it ollamma modi kunjeko ghar ma what did dad do? with the it's tomorrow no money brother to don't have enough a scooter i had a sui used his mother's to meet was like it wasn't daddy i would at that i don't leave either and i think of my grandmother i guess sorry the matter rupees you will give them to eat able to live with my grandmother duo time

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It takes that process to put it. I was my old, but my mother used to go to her house. What did dad do? He used to go, he used to go. I was like, it's tomorrow, but tomorrow there is no money. There is no money to eat. Brother, I don't have enough money. I had a scooter. I used to go to his mother's to meet her. I was like, it wasn't daddy. Daddy went. What did he go for? I would say that. I don't leave either. And I think of my grandmother. I guess. I was like, I'm sorry. I open it. I open it like this. I give them money to eat. I was not able to live with my grandmother two times.