“We've learned a lot about ourselves as a family about perseverance and continuing to be mentally strong and continue to take the good with the bad and wake up the next day and do it all over again.”

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The line points to family life as shared endurance, not shared perfection. It can be read as saying that strength is built by meeting difficulty together, taking good and bad in the same breath, and beginning again without drama. In a household stretched by stress or change, it lands as a steady, practical picture of perseverance.

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Originally said in English.

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