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The comfort. The ease.
Then I looked at the IV tape on my arm. The bruising. The pale hospital gown.
I lay under harsh lights, alone—while my family celebrated not having to deal with me.
In that moment, I understood: I had never truly belonged there. Not as a daughter. Not even as a thought worth showing up for.
“Okay,” I whispered to no one. “I understand continue reading …
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