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When I was 12, I fell off my bike and broke my arm at summer camp. The counselors called my mom at her yoga retreat. She told them to just handle it and bill her later. I spent six hours in the ER alone before my aunt finally showed up.

You know, I was walking today, and it reminded me of Sarah because she loves walking too. I mean, I've seen her running and even skipping sometimes, but walking is definitely her thing. It's funny how doing simple things makes you think of pe

When I was 12, I broke my arm at soccer practice. My mom was at her weekly massage appointment when the coach called. She told him to just drop me at the emergency room and she'd check on me after her facial was done.

“Hey, baby I’ve really enjoyed our conversations and I feel like we’ve got a good vibe going. If you're open to it, I’d love to come over and hang out tomorrow—just spend some quality time and get to know each other better in person. I do want to be upfront though: I’m currently low on gas, and things are a little tight at the moment. I was wondering if you might be able to help me out a bit so I can make the trip.

Today my little one discovered autumn leaves, their laughter echoing as golden colors swirled around them. Each crunch beneath their feet, each handful tossed skyward becomes a precious story in our journey together, painting memories in warm, gentle hues.

You know, when you really, really think about it, watching your children grow up, seeing them become who they are, all those little moments we take for granted. It's like, every day, every single day, represents something bigger than ourselves.

There was this patient, let's call her Sarah, who really touched my heart. I was nervous about sharing her story at first, but her courage during treatment was incredible. We formed this amazing bond during her final weeks.

When I was 12, I broke my arm at gymnastics practice. The coach called my parents three times before anyone showed up. My dad finally came four hours later, said he was in the middle of a golf game and couldn't leave earlier.