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Two loud, demanding toddlers who needed constant attention. And almost overnight, Olivia stopped being a child in that house. She became help. Invisible, free help.
I watched it happen slowly—babysitting turned into responsibility. Responsibility became expectation. Expectation morphed into entitlement.
Olivia’s school bus was involved in an accident. It wasn’t fatal, but it was serious. She fractured her collarbone and tore muscles in her shoulder. Doctors put her arm in a sling and gave clear instructions: no lifting, no strain, only rest.
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