Is this Grammatically correct? What does it mean? Any possible rephrasing? As many of us that wake up and show up everyday, God please, show up for us

The sentence is mostly clear but could be improved for grammatical correctness and clarity. The phrase "as many of us that wake up and show up every day" is a bit awkward. A more standard phrasing could be: "As many of us who wake up and show up every day, God, please show up for us." ### Meaning: The sentence expresses a plea or prayer to God, asking for divine presence or assistance for those who are actively participating in life by getting out of bed and facing the day every day. ### Possible Rephrasings: 1. "God, for all of us who wake up and face each day, we ask that You show up for us." 2. "God, please be present for all of us who make the effort to wake up and engage with life every day." 3. "To those of us who wake up and show up each day, please, God, show up for us." These alternatives maintain the original sentiment while improving clarity and grammatical correctness.