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He’s fifty-eight. A veteran. A widower. A biker with hands like worn leather and a quiet voice that never wastes words.
He worked nights as a hospital custodian so he could be available for my morning sessions.
He sat in the visitor’s chair beside my dialysis machine like it was his job description.
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