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is curved inward, as though she is constantly bracing herself for the next crisis, the next demand, the next emergency.
And my hands reveal everything.
Raw from constant washing with hospital-grade soap. Calloused from lifting a body never meant to be carried alone. Shaped by wheelchair handles and hospital bed rails, the skin rough and permanently dry.
Once, my life was simple. Hopeful, even, in that naive way young people believe their dreams are guaranteed.
I met my husband, Lucas continue reading …
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