After years of income, operations and sleepless nights, this father reflects on silence, tiredness and the need not to place his own emotions at the center of a story in which the protagonist is his son
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Letter to my disabled son: I don't know how scared you are in the hospital, and the most heavy thing is not being able to ask you
After years of income, operations and sleepless nights, this father reflects on silence, tiredness and the need not to place his own emotions at the center of a story in which the protagonist is his son
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