For two decades, I lived beneath a cloud. Not always a storm. Not always something I could name. Just a heaviness that seemed to follow me everywhere — a feeling that something was wrong, that something was missing, that somehow I was never quite enough to make things feel safe, warm or whole. It took me so long to understand what had actually happened. For years, I looked inward. I questioned myself. I wondered what I could have done differently, what I could have said be

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