Today's show dealt with personal, sensitive issues and rather than the yelling and arguing, I'd love to see more empathy. The truth is we live in a society that worships our outer appearances and doesn't really value inner beauty. To hear the Asian women talking about eye surgery or Down Syndrome children having surgery to make them look more 'normal' - isn't that just a reflection of how much we value so-called conventional 'beauty' and reject true inner beauty. There is a story that I've always loved in the Old Testament in 1 Samuel 16:7 that says that God doesn't look at the outer man, as we do, but He looks at the heart. It's up to parents, loved ones, friends, mentors and everyone who touches the lives of children and young people to make them feel loved, absolutely beautiful and treasured. If we did that I suspect plastic surgery would be the last thing they'd think to have....