What I feared most during that first year on Jackson Street was that my brokenness was—like my pregnant body—slowly swelling. That it would spill out of its hiding place and expose me for who I really was. As a child, I had learned that although broken things can often be hidden, most will eventually be found, and few will ever be fixed. Maybe I had fak…
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