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For a few seconds after my mother said she could not congratulate me for “defying God’s will,” no one moved.

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the last word.

I wanted to be angry. I was angry. But underneath it, I heard the truth: my father had been trapped too, not the same way, not as deeply, but trapped by the hope that love could return someone who had chosen control.

“She shared my ultrasound,” I said.

“What?”

“With her church group. And someone from the clinic gave her access.”

My father continue reading …

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