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knew I meant it.
I was twenty-seven years old.
Single.
Broke.
Living in a cramped one-bedroom apartment with mismatched furniture and a paycheck that barely covered rent.
I had never planned to raise a child.
I had certainly never planned to raise a child with special needs.
But Evan needed someone.
And I chose him.
The first year was pure survival.
I learned continue reading …
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