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Every Morning, My Eight-Year-Old Said Her Bed Felt “Too Small.” When I Checked the Camera One Night, I Finally Understood Why.
She wasn’t searching for a place to sleep.
Emily’s bed had never been too small.

It had simply made room for an old woman who was slowly losing her sense of time, but not her need for love.
That experience changed how I see aging. How I see family. How I see responsibility.
Sometimes children tell us the truth before we are ready to hear it. Sometimes what sounds strange or inconvenient is actually a quiet call for compassion.