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Slack.com slash DHQ. Roy and his wife Anid wanted to share a love story with you. They

failed a couple of times in trying to tell it undone once by equipment and once by emotion.

It's about the baby they named Aria Hope, her first and middle name and operatic song

about the possibilities believing can bring. She was with us for six days. Doctors recommended

not bringing Aria into the world, but Anid and Roy insisted on knowing her. When they

made this decision, they knew only a portion of what they were choosing. That Aria Hope's

life would be very difficult and so too would be theirs. And that there was no way of knowing

if those difficulties would be measured in minutes or years. Anid and Roy chose living.

They chose loving. What a precious, precious thing to hold in your hands and in your heart.

And if it can only be for six days. Know that your parents wanted your life to always

be a song about hope Aria so that your memory could be music still heard after you were

gone. When we do our Moss Miami party at Wynwood Marketplace Saturday, Roy and Anid will be

the one selling and supporting the art. The charity they've chosen for proceeds is the

Joe DiMaggio Children's Hospital. What you're about to hear is the reason why.

Did you want to explain to people why it is that we're here today?

Yes. As you guys may remember, back during freedom when we officially launched Levittor

and Friends Network, I announced that my wife and I, Anid, who's in the studio right now,

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