THE DAY MY FAMILY FINALLY SAW MY WORTH!!!

There were moments that made this imbalance painfully clear. I’ll never forget hearing my father proudly talk about Deacon’s “bright future” while I was coming home from a long shift,

juggling nursing school and two jobs. Still, I stayed focused, driven by something deeper than recognition.

Through it all, there was one person who saw me clearly—my grandmother, Esme. She encouraged me in quiet, consistent ways: handwritten notes, small gifts, kind voicemails that always seemed to arrive when I needed them most. “You’re stronger than you think, Maribel,” she’d say. Her words became a quiet lifeline.

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