Mary Jane is a single mother in her mid 30s-mid 40s. She lives in a
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He’s stubborn. Ha. He is such a stubborn kid. I get so mad at him. If he doesn’t want to do something? Like say he doesn’t want to sit in his wheelchair?
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Is he supposed to be doing that?” But he just grins and grins.
He’s almost three.
I don’t know whether he’s going to make it out of this surgery.
I don’t know what to hope for anymore.
Amy Herzog. Mary Jane. New York Communications Group (electronic edition) p.88-89
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